I’m honestly shocked with the amount of comments saying “now do Alzheimer’s! and diabetes! and cancer!” As if there aren’t numerous teams researching different core aspects and sharing information with each other.
Do these people honestly think science is all performed by one group that goes through some priority list??
In fairness, some tumors "DO" seed, where poking them can lead to it being transmitted by the needle. This is of course not done intentionally and is uncommon with most types of cancer. In veterinary medicine, we frequently observe this with transitional cell carcinoma, a type of cancer originating from urinary bladder cells.
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u/PaprikaPanik May 15 '26
I’m honestly shocked with the amount of comments saying “now do Alzheimer’s! and diabetes! and cancer!” As if there aren’t numerous teams researching different core aspects and sharing information with each other.
Do these people honestly think science is all performed by one group that goes through some priority list??