I couldn't find the title in the article, this is against the site policies.
The experiments are only in animals that have a short lifespan (~ 10 years) than humans (~80 years). Also the drug is only 7 years old, so it's not enough time to see a cancer return.
> “WH1 (has) the potential to treat wounds created by necrotising bacteria, for example from spider bites and chronic wounds such as pressure sores, tropical ulcers, diabetes-related ulcers,” she said.
OK, this drug is so good that not only kills cancer, but also kills bacteria. This is too good to be true.
Is this published in any peer review journal???
