"US teen invents advanced cancer test using Google"

and yet a Cure is still ""Unattainable""

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Next RNA mass shooter

Good on him for going above and beyond. I hope this works out for him, and because of him, fewer people have to go through the hell that is cancer.

So all I need is:

Carbon Nano Tubes
Sample of Blood
Multimeter to detect voltage
Chart with predetermined voltage readings and results

Sounds easy aside from the nano tubes. Note the list guys before big Pharma shut this down.

Originally posted by zonetripper2065
Next week "US teen who invents cancer test commits suicide"

i was going to write the same thing!!

hahah

Originally posted by Darth_Prime
and yet a Cure is still ""Unattainable""

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Well there isn't exactly one type of cancer.

But yeah... we don't have our prioritize right

reply to post by zonetripper2065


You know what?

You're not contributing anything positive to this subject.

There are people out there struggling to make this world a better place.

You want to help them? Don't make such a disgusting comment. Shame on those who starred your comment as well.

Your lack of optimism is a detriment.

reply to post by VaterOrlaag


I think he was implying TPTB would assassinate him.

Nevermind that I am tired of reading those same comments in threads like these, I don't think he/she meant anything too negative.

reply to post by waveydavey


I've been looking forward to these moments, and I knew they weren't far off. The elite horde technology and control big pharmaceutical companies (along with everything else) - but it's only a matter of time before ordinary humanity attains technology advanced enough to start solving our problems on our own. Soon we won't need to rely on the study, research and tech of profit-driven corporations; we can follow our creative and intellectual abilities and regain total personal control over our lives.

About bloody time!

Originally posted by cd5love96
So all I need is:

Carbon Nano Tubes
Sample of Blood
Multimeter to detect voltage
Chart with predetermined voltage readings and results

Sounds easy aside from the nano tubes. Note the list guys before big Pharma shut this down.

Yeah.. thats what we gleen from the video.. hopefully, that info is right.

Where do you get this stuff? Is the chart posted?

How much does a blood test for cancer cost anyway? I guess the key is early detection - But even if you have cancer, ( and we All do, it's a normal bodily process - it just gets out of control when your body loses the ability to fight it normally) then what.. you still have to go to the doctor and he will still give you drugs that dont work..

This Kid wants to help, he should design a better cancer fighter thats available for cheap to all.

He says he’s been contacted by four companies, including Quest Diagnostics, about potentially licensing or commercializing the idea. “I got a really fierce patent lawyer right after I won ISEF,” says Andraka, laughing, from his home in Maryland.

This kid isn't the first one to do this !

Update: Readers have pointed out that Andraka is not the first to create a sensor of carbon nanotubes coated with antibodies. Here is a paper from 2008 by researchers at the University of Delaware who created an exceptionally sensitive sensor for cancer breast cells, and a July 2009 paper from researchers in South Korea working with prostate cancer cells.

Looks like this kid may have stolen other work.
www.forbes.com...

reply to post by Lucid Lunacy


Maybe he wants them to?

Don't wish such ignorance upon the efforts of others.

I challenge you to be as creative because I don't think you can.

reply to post by VaterOrlaag


Please re-read all my posts...

The worl can be made of stars... You found one...

Nice thread

I wouldn't be surprised if we find out that this 'break through' has already been patented and there will be no prizes for guessing who holds it.

Originally posted by PhoenixOD
reply to post by Murad

 

Can you create carbon nano tubes?

Only when I drink strong coffee and have chocolate chip muffins for breakfast...