One of the virus types most prone to go after cancer cells is herpes.
You think he gave her rabies?
Or a bug he gave here. He gave it to your Patient. That's why her tumor shrank; the virus went after the cancer first. For 200 years, there've been reports of wild viruses that target tumors. Early 1900's, an Italian medical journal wrote up a Woman with cervical cancer who was injected with a weak strain of rabies, I've no idea why they did that but her tumor shrank.
Or a bug he gave here. He gave it to your Patient. That's why her tumor shrank; the virus went after the cancer first. For 200 years, there've been reports of wild viruses that target tumors. Early 1900's, an Italian medical journal wrote up a Woman with cervical cancer who was injected with a weak strain of rabies, I've no idea why they did that but her tumor shrank. [SEP] You think he gave her rabies? [SEP] One of the virus types most prone to go after cancer cells is herpes.