Is this the end of viruses?

 links don't work for me...  I you want to see the report. Just cut and past the url.

Anyone who would force an individual, to get a vaccination or medical care,
through the fake courts etc. should be given a bullet to the head, execution style!
These people are not Gods. They are not ethical, they are perverted, bully infested
merchants. They are roadblocks, that stand in the way of individuals getting true
 quality healthcare. Dump them all over board! Your very survival depends upon it.

It's not going to happen. The only thing man is good at is taking out man. Viruses are here for good, or so I think.

Don't get me wrong, cobber - I'd love to see us conquer infectious diseases, but I think you have more faith in medical science, and lot less respect for viruses than I do. The biggest problem I foresee is that they mutate faster than the biotech/pharmaceutical industry can develop effective treatments and then have them approved by the FDA. If we're lucky we might stop them for a while, but I believe they'll ultimately get around ever roadblock we throw in front of them.

Did some further study on nanocarriers. And i'm pretty confident that this will bring forward other novel variants. Maybe not antibacterial drugs in its current form, but i expect nano biotech are already eyeing solutions.

cobber wrote: Did some further study on nanocarriers. And i'm pretty confident that this will bring forward other novel variants. Maybe not antibacterial drugs in its current form, but i expect nano biotech are already eyeing solutions. The interesting part of this technology is it can still work with a mutated virus. The Nanoviricides technology operated entirely in a different manner to other anti-viral drugs. The receptors on the surface of a virus typically doesn't change with mutation. This means that the virus may change its internal structure and mutate, but the outer mechanical receptor still stays the same. Basically the Nanoviricides targets the receptor and not the internals. So using the same drug for various strains will be possible. The real genius of the technology is using two parts to make the drug. Firstly they start with a nano particle which is engineered in the lab. They can use this same particle with multiple viruses. Its like a mister potato head with out his attachments. Then they choose what parts they want to attach depending on what virus they want to attack.  This is the second part the attachments. basically they bond things called ligands to the outer shell of the nano particle. Ligands are mr potatoheads arms and legs. These things grab hold of the receptors on the virus. Ligands are easy to find, produce and attach.  The speed at which they can develop an antiviral is reduced from years and months down to days. Case in point they produces a working sample for the British government to combat MERS in three days.   The biggest issue with drugs, any drugs, is the fact that they can be overcome in time by said viruses. if anything, this would be a short time fix.   As the case maybe, there is always hope I suppose, although I put my faith in God above where my salvation resides.   Have a good day sir. If what Nanooviricides are saying is true its something akin to the discovery of penicillin

True this is a short term fix, but when the long term fix is death.