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Why is it so difficult to find cures for diseases, even after we have spent so much time and money on studies? that's about it... just curious...
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Research: Finding medical cures can be a very complex task. There needs to be relative safety as well as relative efficacy. This requires a great deal of research. Some trials could lead to dead ends. We are working to unlock the secrets of nature. That is mind-boggling.
Answered 4/13/2013
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