Technology

She's still got hips and shoulders too I hope.

Sorry, is this not meant to sound like you're a Eurocentrist douchebag? Medical care and resources are already not distributed proportionately throughout the world exactly because a small number of nations benefit from a brutally extractive colonial system that requires the dehumanization of other groups to exist.

The US doesn't have a fucking healthcare system because it is a settler-colonial, imperialist military power that holds up the capitalist system that Europeans are such proud benefactors of. They violently enforce a system that inflicts as much precarity and vulnerability as possible on its people because it depends on preventing as many unprivileged people as possible from gaining enough resources to muster an effective challenge to its power within the metropole while maintaining its legitimacy to its more privileged working classes.

So, what the fuck are you bitching about? Americans saying that people won't be able to afford it? They're correct, most people will not have access to it so that fucks like you can thanks to the US guarding the loot. Fuck's sake with you people.

Edit: Before any Euros try to bitch and whine about how unfair it is that you're still colonizers, I do not care. I don't fucking care. We are not going to do this thing where you can bitch about the US and pretend like you aren't world destroyers for the same exact fucking reason it is. If you are not critical of how many EU and European settler nations have the wealth to sustain a healthcare system and quality of life that makes access to medicine an entitlement instead of a privilege, you're not a serious person.

Well, this same drug (working name MF-300) is a PDGH-15 inhibitor and has already been through phase 1 human trials for a separate condition.

Because PDGH-15 also causes age related muscle weakness.

Now, PDGH-15 also plays a role in cancer prevention, and there may be a few other less obvious functions.

I don't know if the results of the phase 1 trials have been published yet, but it's been a while since I checked.

I've been hearing about MF-300 for a little under a year, and with these same claims about restoring cartilage.

Mice are really living in a golden age. They have never been so healthy.

https://xkcd.com/1217/

And human tissues, and it's been shown to be safe in phase I trials.

So saying "in mice" undersells where they are at.

They started with mice. As does all experiments.

Did you only read half way through before reaction posting?

Weird.