Radium Injection Seen As Potential Cancer Cure
A Geneva scientist Dr Anastas Kotzareff reports radium emanations injected into veins show preference for embryonic cells and may destroy malignant cells without harming normal tissue. Early cases, including a Swiss patient, suggest potential complete cures, though tests remain unfinished and results are preliminary.
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Wild animals cared for at Sarstedt clinic in Germany
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