We are just a couple of years away from human testing. There seem to be no side effects, the material we're using looks very nontoxic. I think as we learn more about diseases and how they function and how people react to diseases we will be able to target very specific drugs to people. We will be able to use all the potential successes and make it possible to direct and modify drug therapies on an individual basis. Although much remains to be done to convert today's results into tomorrow's treatments and tools, the likelihood of success seems high.
Clinical trials are the best way to find cures and identify effective treatments for cancer.
The more people you have in trials, the better results you get, the better understanding you have of the drug. This study really revolutionizes the way HIV is treated. It's becoming, or has become, first-line therapy.