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FAQ

Here are the answers to our frequent asked questions

Why not collaborating with other research institutions?

A standard approach, followed by others, to provide this treatment would cost between 600 million to USD2.7 billion which would increase the cost to patients significantly. In addition, a collaboration would take away the charitable control of this technology.

Is the bio-robot therapy safe?

The safety checks of this therapy has been done in the spirit of standard regulatory authorities procedures, including toxicological studies, pre-clinical, clinical and good manufacturing procedures.

I am interested in joining the therapy. When will the hospital ship or clinic be available?

As soon as we have collected enough money, and made an agreement with a country to operate the hospital ship under or establish a clinic on their land while maintaining our independence, the bio-robot team will be ready to treat patients.

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Why a hospital ship/clinic and a Charitable Trust?

We can provide this therapy at lower cost while maintaining our independence on a hospital ship or in a clinic. The Charitable Trust wants to enable the access to this therapy on a hospital cruise ship or a clinic thanks to your donations, and to provide the therapy at reduced costs for cancer patients and their families.

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