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Gen003 not dead in the water just yet

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I'm sure a lot of you Google "hsv2-cure" daily like me. Looks like there may be a twinkle of hope. Not a cure, but at least some new news.

https://www.precisionvaccinations.com/gen-003-therapeutic-bivalent-vaccine-candidate-genital-herpes-simplex-virus-type-2-hsv-2

 

 

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Shedding rates were "reduced"....no good to me.....still have to have "the talk". And that talk includes telling someone they could be infected with a lifetime, incurable disease. Forget it. For me, something has to be a complete cure or a complete impossibility of infecting someone else with a life sentence of disease in their body. I'm glad they're still working on it, if they are, but.....

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This is confusing. Why is GEN continuing to push when they were at the forefront of their failed vaccine last year? It says in the article phase II is complete but accordingly, last year’s process was halted. I guess I’m wondering, is GEN back or not?

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1 hour ago, hellohello111 said:

This is confusing. Why is GEN continuing to push when they were at the forefront of their failed vaccine last year? It says in the article phase II is complete but accordingly, last year’s process was halted. I guess I’m wondering, is GEN back or not?

It's not confusing, and nothing has changed. The article clearly says that they continue to look for partners, AKA investors, to take on the vaccine. That has been the stance for a while now. No one wants to spend money on it because it wasn't all that good. Maybe at some point, someone might, but I wouldn't hold my breath for it. This is a big nothing.

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