Immunology to Fight Cancers?
Bayu_Prawira
bayu at euronet.nl
Thu Jan 4 18:49:49 EST 1996
Hi fellows,
We know that the problem in treating cancers, especially in metastatic cases,
is closely related to immunology, that is how to recognise cancer cells to
attack and to save healthy cells. And we know also that the most reliable
'weapon' for that is our own immune system.
I have the idea why not trying to challenge the immune system of a cancer
patient with the cancer cells itself, weakened if necessary, and inject them
intracutaneously. I expect the immune system will be agitated by the injection
and start to develop cell-mediated immune reactions and attack the other
cancer cells in the patient's body.
I'm wondering whether this idea has been tried or not.
Regards,
Bayu P. Hie
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