the daily mail cures cancer... again

Today's Irish edition of the Daily Mail (net indebtedness for the Irish editon alone something around a hundred million dollars) carries a banner headline claiming that scientists have found a cure for Alzheimers disease.
These irresponsible headlines are stock in trade for both the British and Irish editions of the Daily Mail.
(By the way, the British edition has net debts around the billion dollar mark.)
I would counsel the citizenry not to get too excited by the Daily Mail's claims regarding cures for any disease.
They've been printing these sorts of claims throughout the two decades I have been monitoring their transmissions.
I would suggest that the Daily Mail's repeated and perpetual claims regarding cures for sundry diseases are rarely matched by any concrete cures in reality.
The Daily Mail's headlines inevitably boil down to an attempt to promote funding for research into some new drug.
I would further postulate that the Daily Mail receives payments from elements within the pharmaceutical industry and that in return the Daily Mail regularly annouces that scientists are close to finding cures for any and every disease.
These Daily Mail news stories are nothing more than advertisements for drug research programmes.
These people will cure nothing.
And the Daily Mail is sinking beneath the waves before our very eyes.