KURU Treatment and Q Post 2653. Need help digging. Hello Everyone, So, Angela Merkel is vibrating, Nanch Pelosi suffers aphasia, Hillary is stumbling about, and RBG is still hanging in there, somehow. All of the recent talk of Kuru reminded me of something that I looked up back when we noticed the lesion on HRC's tongue. Search after search result will contend that there is no cure nor treatment for prion disease. But I recalled finding something, which I was able to locate again: From The National Prion Clinic Potential Future Treatments - PRN100 There are several potential treatment options in the pipeline including agents that target the healthy form of the prion protein (PrP). There is substantial evidence for effectiveness and safety of antibody treatments which bind to PrP. Antibodies are proteins found in the blood and made by immune cells. They are used by our immune system to help fight infections. As PrP is one of the body’s own proteins we do not naturally make antibodies against prions. However we have been able to make antibodies in mice and then, by genetic engineering, make human versions of these antibodies. Antibodies that bind to PrP can cure prion-infected nerve cells growing in the laboratory. We think that the treatment works by removing the normal form of PrP required for prions to grow. Antibodies also have potent activity in animal models of prion disease, indeed if treatment is started early, before symptoms have started, the infection may be cured. PRN100 is a human antibody manufactured from the mouse antibody ICSM18. PRN100 binds extremely tightly to PrP. In prion-infected mice PRN100 can extend survival time from less than 200 days to a normal lifespan (>600 days), with these long surviving mice showing no evidence of prion infection when their organs are examined after death; essentially these mice are cured. As prion diseases may be transmitted between mammalian species, resulting in almost identical features, we have a high expectation that treatment will also translate well. PRN100 has now been manufactured in sufficient quantities to treat a small number of patients with sporadic CJD. We are currently making preparations to use this experimental treatment in the clinic. Back then I posited that, should a potential cure be in trials, these Satanic witches would have access to the treatments before they came onto the market. With the recent developments I am reminded of Q Post 2653 Who are the doctors 'currently' treating [RBG]? What other political [former/current] sr. political heads are they affiliated w/? What 'off-market' drugs are being provided to [RBG] in order to sustain minimum daily function? What is the real medical diagnosis of [RBG]? Who is managing her care? Who is 'really' managing her care? The clock is ticking. PANIC IN DC. Q Q is hinting that these people are being treated with drugs that have not completed trials and been placed on the market. Wondering about the progress of this PRN100, I decided to check back and see how it's progressing. It turns out that a human trial had been authorized, as of October 8, 2018. Update on PRN100: an anti-prion protein monoclonal antibody developed by the MRC Prion Unit for treatment of human prion diseases including Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD) University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (UCLH) will be treating a patient with the antibody after the Court of Protection confirmed on 8 th October 2018 that it is lawful and in the patient's best interests to receive the treatment.  A statement and Q&A giving more details are available on the UCLH website at http://www.uclh.nhs.uk/News/Pages/PrionCJD.aspx Since then they have treated 4 people with PRN100. The UCLH links all show up in the search, but I have found none of them to be functional (which is curious, in itself). I did find this summary on cjdsupport.net Further update on first CJD treatment at UCLH Updated 28 Jan 2019 - In October 2018, University College London Hospital (UCLH) began treating a patient with Sporadic CJD, with the PRN100 drug, which has been developed by researchers at the Medical Research Council (MRC) Prion Unit, at University College London. This drug, which had not been used in humans before, was administered after a judge confirmed that although the drug is unlicenced, it was lawful and in the patient’s best interests for them to receive treatment. Four Patients have now received this antibody treatment. Sadly the third patient, who had a very aggressive form of sporadic CJD, has  died as a result of their condition. UCLH’s chief executive Professor Marcel Levi said: “On behalf of UCLH, I would like to offer my deepest condolences to the patient’s family and loved ones. They are in our thoughts at this difficult time.” The fourth patient has just started treatment, whilst the other surviving patients, have not experienced any side effects to date. Professor John Collinge, director of the MRC Prion Unit at UCL, said: “All of these patients were at different stages of their disease when they began to receive the antibody. It is too early to determine if, or to what extent, the treatment has had an impact on their condition.” I found all of this interesting enough to share. Perhaps someone (who isn't on their way to bed, as I currently am) might dig deeper into this? Perhaps Professor John Collinge (or someone else associated with this study) has a connection to these sick politicians. If they do indeed have prion disease, this treatment could explain how they are surviving so long and how some could be faring better than others.