An Opportunity to Throw Money at the Problem of Medical Science – Aceso Under Glass
Last month Sarah Constantin reported on a new potential treatment for sepsis (a life-threatening bacterial infection of the blood), developed by Dr. Paul Marik. The good news is that the ingredien…
Last month Sarah Constantin reported on a new potential treatment for sepsis (a life-threatening bacterial infection of the blood), developed by Dr. Paul Marik. The good news is that the ingredients are all pretty common off-patent vitamins and medications, so if approved it will be really cheap. I haven’t researched this treatment myself, but Sarah thinks it looks promising, and Sarah Constantin is the autodidact medical researcher I want to be when I grow up (she’s also a friend of mine). To quote her: Sepsis is a really big deal. More people die from sepsis every year than from diabetes…
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