Cancer Vaccine Researcher Injects Humans With West Nile Virus
Anti-Cancer Properties
Tested in Humans by Injecting Patients with West Nile Virus Cultured in Mouse
Brains
J. Immunology, vol. 72, 1954, pp.
446-462.
Chester Southam Publishes
Chart Showing Immune Response to Inoculations of West Nile Virus as
Experimental Cancer Vaccine
Chester Southam, human “tumor transplant” doctor, attempts to “prime” the human immune response to cancer with various viruses: West Nile Virus, Egypt 101 Virus, Ilheus Virus, Bunyamwera Virus, Rabies Virus:
“Development of
serum antibody titers … following experimental inoculation of viruses in cancer
patients.”
Cancer response measured in
conjunction with virus inoculations of “virus-infected mouse brain”
Result: no evidence of
cancer reduction in human patients but encephalitis is induced:
“West Nile, Ilheus and
Bunyamwera viruses have been inoculated into patients with advanced inoperable
neoplastic diseases in hopes of inhibiting the neoplasms. … West Nile produced
an asymptomatic infection in 5 of 21 patients inoculated. Ilheus virus … caused
mild encephalitis in 3 patients, and in the other patients caused no symptoms.
Bunyamwera virus caused a very severe encephalitis with residual mental damage
in one patient. There was no
significant effect on growth of the neoplasms, but localization of virus in
tumor tissue was demonstrated in some patients with each of the 3 viruses.”
Chester
Southam and Alice Moore, “West Nile, Ilheus, and Bunyamwera Virus Infections in
Man,” Am. J. Trop. Med., vol. 31, 724-741, 1951
Southam went on to inject
live cancer cells (“tumor
transplants”) in human subjects as experimental “active” cancer vaccines.
Other research papers published
by Southam in which he injected dangerous viruses (including smallpox) as potential
cancer vaccines into human guinea pigs:
Southam and Moore, “Clinical
Studies of Viruses as Antineoplastic Agents, with Particular Reference to Egypt
101 Virus,” Cancer, vol. 5, no. 5, September 1952, pp. 1025-1034.
Newman and Southam, “Virus
Treatment in Advanced Cancer: A Pathological Study of Fifty-Seven Cases,” Cancer,
vol. 7, no. 1, pp. 106-118.
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