“The problem is not that Halassy used self-experimentation as such, but that publishing her results could encourage others to reject conventional treatment and try something similar, says Sherkow. People with cancer can be particularly susceptible to trying unproven treatments.”
fuck. of course. I don’t see an issue with people who particularly nasty stuff trying unproven treatments and jeez your not going to stop them. I mean I believe jobs though fruitarianism was going to cure his cancer or some such. As long as they are only risking themselves I don’t see an issue.
Also, it’s not like most people can just walk into a lab and start cooking to cancer eating viruses. Just because I know someone did it doesn’t mean anything to me if I found out I have cancer tomorrow.
“The problem is not that Halassy used self-experimentation as such, but that publishing her results could encourage others to reject conventional treatment and try something similar, says Sherkow. People with cancer can be particularly susceptible to trying unproven treatments.”
fuck. of course. I don’t see an issue with people who particularly nasty stuff trying unproven treatments and jeez your not going to stop them. I mean I believe jobs though fruitarianism was going to cure his cancer or some such. As long as they are only risking themselves I don’t see an issue.
Also, it’s not like most people can just walk into a lab and start cooking to cancer eating viruses. Just because I know someone did it doesn’t mean anything to me if I found out I have cancer tomorrow.