I agree! People are in pain, people are dying, and such a promising drug should be a humanitarian responsibility of the whole planet. If this drug can work on humans, we should find that out ASAP.

How many people does HIV and Ebola kill? How is this not have more attention?

Once again, more rubbish from lenrosen4… Voluntary human experimentation should to be unrestricted in North America….Will people die from experimental drugs? the answer is yes, but if they are willing to take the risk then so be it…It is their life not yours, and your statist line of reasoning is absolutely disgusting to see repeated over and over by so many people.

There would be no outrage because they know going in that it’s a risky thing to take experimental drugs….Individuals deserve the right to decide for themselves what’s too risky and what’s not, no one else.

The only way there would be any outrage at all is if it was done without consent. So basically, your comment is rubbish.

Hi Brian, Can you imagine the outrage that would occur if we were to do experimental treatment on patients, even those with no other options left, without a rigorous process, particularly if some were to die from the treatment? I’m sure in some countries where human rights take second place to expediency that medical practice would allow for this.

Hi Tony, I understand your conviction but DRACO is undergoing rigorous lab testing and as I said at the beginning of the posting research of this type often goes down wrong paths or in testing produces unforeseen negative results. There are many other lines of enquiry into curing disease that involve targeting unique and common receptors in viruses and bacteria. If we can see a fraction of these come to fruition within the decade then we will dramatically alter the wellness of humanity going forward.