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by barlescabbage 4463 days ago
Rule of the news, is there a question mark in the headline title? The answer is always no.
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"Snyder is proposing this as the actual mechanism of Huntington's, and they have shown, in human tissue culture and in mouse models of the disease, that supplementation with extra cysteine can stop or reverse the cellular signs of the disease."

Question mark or no, that sounds pretty positive. Anything that moves the eight ball on understanding the mechanism of a disease is good news.

Betteridge's law of headlines seems to be less commonly true than the law that if there's an article posted on HN with a question mark at the end then someone will inevitably dismiss it by citing Betteridge's law.
Maybe you should read the article. The answer is definitely not no.
Does not apply. This is not a news article per se, but a blog post. :)
It's a known reputable source. The fact that it is also a blog, is not truly related to that.