Certifiable: A Revolutionary Breakthrough in Cancer Treatment
Watan-The British newspaper “Daily Mail” revealed a treatment that is expected to revolutionize the world of cancer treatment. Developed by a team of researchers, it involves experimental therapeutic tablets that lead to the destruction of all cancer cells and are named “certifiable.”
According to the British newspaper, these treatments prevent cancer tumor cells from repairing themselves, leading to their death. The tablets were tested on around 67 patients with various types of cancer who did not respond to traditional treatments. After the trial of the daily tablets, known as certifiable, more than half of the participants experienced a cessation of tumor growth.
For others, cancer development stopped for at least 3 years, and the research team suggests that the medication can be combined with immune-enhancing cancer treatments to increase effectiveness.
Revolution in the World of Cancer Treatments
These treatments work by training the immune system to locate and kill cancer cells. The British newspaper quoted clinical scientist Magnus Dillon from the Cancer Research Institute, saying that the new therapeutic tablets destroy the cancer’s DNA, causing inflammation in the tumor and stimulating the immune system to attack the cancer.
Experimental Participant’s Experience
One of the participants in the study is 85-year-old George Berry, who suffered from skin cancer on his lower lip that spread to his throat. Despite surgical removal of a bone in his lower jaw and treatment with chemotherapy and radiation, the disease continued to spread until he underwent certifiable
Development of the CERTIFIABLE Medication
treatment. After this treatment, George’s cancer remained stable, and he did not experience any side effects.
The next step in developing the treatment involves combining the certifiable drug with immune therapy drugs. According to the Daily Mail, the development of the drug is still in the early stages, but it appears to be a genuinely promising treatment.
In recent days, several American newspapers highlighted the launch of a new program by the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H), focusing on analyzing precise cancer treatments and using artificial intelligence and other technologies to eliminate cancer definitively.
Media sources also reported collaboration between doctors in the United States and researchers in the fields of biology, medicine, data technology, and statistics. They aim to study and analyze the evolution of the disease to enhance patient care and seek to treat the disease before it worsens.
