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become an professor and try some immunotherapy like prof. Long and prof. Scolyer? https://www.bbc.com/news/world-australia-69006713 https://www.bbc.com/news/wo
by yread 2y ago
become an professor and try some immunotherapy like prof. Long and prof. Scolyer?
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-australia-69006713 https://www.bbc.com/news/world-australia-69006713
- cjbillington 2y agoAs of his latest scan in November, 18 months post surgery, Scolyer's cancer hasn't recurred [1]. Average time to recurrence post-surgery is 6 months. Don't want to leap to conclusions prematurely, but that might be some progress. [1] https://x.com/ProfRAScolyer/status/1859179205885673877 https://x.com/ProfRAScolyer/status/1859179205885673877
- adamredwoods 2y agoHe tried an experimental payload that contained two ADCs, one BRAF inhibitor and something else, maybe PD-1 inhibitor. Then he had surgery. Payload-heavy ADCs are the way forward against difficult cancers.
- Pakrozee 2y agoThey're using weakened viruses. Virus use in cancer is nothing new, but an interesting field. I can see why pharma hesitates using it, viruses can mutate, too, similar to cancer. https://pakrozee.pk/ https://pakrozee.pk/