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Canadian researchers discovered that dichloroacetate, or DCA, a cheap simple drug that has been used for years to treat metabolic disorders, also happens to kill almost all cancers; unfortunately, DCA is not patented, which means that most pharmaeutical companies will have little interest in carrying out clinical trials using the drug.

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Canadian researchers discovered that dichloroacetate, or DCA, a cheap simple drug that has been used for years to treat metabolic disorders, also happens to kill almost all cancers; unfortunately, DCA is not patented, which means that most pharmaeutical companies will have little interest in carrying out clinical trials using the drug.

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