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Since our bodies can eradicate cancer cells to an extent, why can't we drastically mutate the antibodies that kill the cancer cells for people who have cancer? Or will it create a risk to autoimmune diseases?
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Are any of the sources in r/conspiracy true?
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Since our bodies can eradicate cancer cells to an extent, why can't we drastically mutate the antibodies that kill the cancer cells for people who have cancer? Or will it create a risk to autoimmune diseases?
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