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Halberd Creates Subsidiary to Apply Its Patented Technology to Treat Cancer
Halberd Creates Subsidiary to Apply Its Patented Technology to Treat Cancer.
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[{"type":"text","content":"Jackson Center, Pennsylvania--(Newsfile Corp. - June 21, 2022) - Recognizing the breadth of application of its patented extracorporeal treatment approach, Halberd Corporation (OTC Pink: HALB) announced the creation of a subgroup of researchers to focus on cancer treatment. Halberd's technology is capable of being applied to many diseases, and management decided to not delay the development of potential cancer treatments.The subgroup will be guided by Halberd's existing technical team members, but will add the necessary expertise to carry the program forward without diluting its current efforts towards alleviating neurodegenerative diseases, such as Alzheimer's Disease (AD), PTSD/Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE), Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), Epilepsy, depression, suicide ideation, etc. Halberd's technology has been shown in the laboratory to be effective against viral and bacterial infections as well.Halberd anticipates that the new cancer subgroup could eventually be spun off as a separate company, as a dividend to Halberd stockholders. With this strategy, Halberd Corporation will not merely benefit from the sharing of technological accomplishments, but will also enjoy royalties from its application to cancer treatments.Dr. Mitchell S. Felder, Halberd's Chief Technology Officer and a board-certified attending neurologist, stated, \"Our earlier experience with the development of cancer antibodies, coupled with the recent successes we demonstrated eliminating targeted inflammatory cytokines, proteins, etc., leads me to believe that this may be the first step towards developing a cure for a wide variety of cancers. Our plan is to develop three major cancer antibodies (PD-1, BTLA, and CTLA-4) that could be used to effectively eradicate many cancers while employing Halberd's patented extra-corporeal eradication methodology. We plan to test these antibodies for efficacy in the laboratory, near term.\"Dr. Felder continued, \"Halberd's new cancer subgroup is already proceeding with the development of a PD-1 antibody which may be combined with a metallic moiety for elimination through laser irradiation. We believe that we may have the other antibodies available in the next few weeks. The goal is to develop a more effective cancer treatment without the negative side-effects associated with most current treatments. Animal tests of o...