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I think that is a perverse incentive of Medicare so it gets covered in treatment. The may work better, but the drugs only run the studies to that threshold. M
by AtlasBarfed 3y ago
I think that is a perverse incentive of Medicare so it gets covered in treatment.
The may work better, but the drugs only run the studies to that threshold.
My mom died of lung cancer like 10 years ago and the immunotherapy drugs like keytuda all has those disclaimers.
Her pd1 wasn't a good fit, but some like Jimmy Carter responded really well