So the treatment worked, and she appears to be recovered from what might otherwise have been treatment-resistant, fatal cancer.
But she was only able to do so because of having the skill and access needed to self-administer the cure. How many people die every year because we don't dare risk any deaths from uncertain treatments like these? Sure, they aren't ever going to be perfect, but- what's the net?
But she was only able to do so because of having the skill and access needed to self-administer the cure. How many people die every year because we don't dare risk any deaths from uncertain treatments like these? Sure, they aren't ever going to be perfect, but- what's the net?