Most Scientists Agree:
As Far As SV40 Is Concerned, It's Time To Move Forward

icFendicor nearly a decade, the big questions that have puzzled scientists studying SV40 were whether there existed enough evidence to conclude that the virus is present in humans and, if so, whether it plays some role in the development of mesothelioma.

photo-1Now, armed with what's being called a "mountain of evidence," they're asking just how the virus operates - either independently or with the help of genetics or environmental hazards - to trigger the deadly tumor.

To most, the evidence compiled throughout the past decade is convincing.

Though many once found it easy to dismiss the possibility …