groundedScience & health
Debate over speeding cancer drug trials versus keeping safety limits
An essay argues trial delays block new cancer drugs more than science does. Replies split on whether speed or safeguards protect patients better.
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- https://x.com/RuxandraTeslo/status/2095911710712385713
- https://x.com/AtalantaArdenM/status/2095913135668375692
- https://x.com/s8mb/status/2095927759017009326
- https://x.com/Clarksterh/status/2095947491686724088
- https://x.com/jaybee484/status/2095949930020110473
- https://x.com/neutrinomoon/status/2095963216811594002
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