Thanks for sharing. I'm not making a comparison to existing programs, just countering the articles underlying argument that because treatment may cause more har

Thanks for sharing. I'm not making a comparison to existing programs, just countering the articles underlying argument that because treatment may cause more harm than good or they may provide false hope, that patients with advanced forms of illnesses should have limited options. With sufficient guidance and information, when available, I'm simply saying that informed patients may opt for highly speculative treatment options, on a case-by-case basis. I can't speak to your question directly, will check it out...