US, China trials suggest a single nanodrug shot might stop bad cholesterol forever
https://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3366811/us-china-trials-suggest-single-nanodrug-shot-might-stop-bad-cholesterol-forever?utm_source=Reddit&utm_medium=Social
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Imagine swapping your daily cholesterol pill for a single injection that keeps “bad” cholesterol under control for a year, a decade – or even a lifetime.
Two clinical trials, one in the United States and another in China, suggest that this one-and-done approach could become a reality.
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Didn’t they see that Goldman Sachs analysis questioning the viability of producing cures vs. treatments? Think of the lost profit!!
china. all you need to know. nothing is that easy of a fix.
Just hijacking this thread to point out that OpenAi solved a millennium problem. That should be the top thread on this sub. Imagine not allowing ai topics on weekdays what a joke.
It took decades for scientists to realize what Teflon was doing to people’s livers, so I’m sure this will sell like hotcakes
Image a world where the US and China work together. Thats a future worth fighting for.
The question then is, what are the side-effects and how long does it take them to show up?