Thank you for sending this because it proves my point. The quote that ATLnsider put in his post below is wrong.
Dr Bala’s recording of the UCLA researcher who stated “there are other dendritic cell vaccine, but at UCLA we use DCVax”.
This is untrue. That is not what she says. In the video she says "Here at UCLA we use a dendritic cell vaccine." Now why would ATLnsider misquote what she said in the video? This is just a perfect example of what I am talking about. There is so much misinformation that is spread here. The doctor does not mention DCVax by name even though she mentions other products by name, and UCLA goes out of its way not to mention DXVax on clinicaltrials.gov as well.
Now, you can quibble that this is an insignificant point, that the previous slide shows DCVax-L, etc. But I would suggest there is a reason that these things happen the way that they do. I would suggest that UCLA is extremely careful about how, when and where they mention the brand name DVCax for a reason, and that reason is very different from the one that ATLnsider hypothesizes. I would also suggest that in the future you need to be more careful about who you suggest needs to be careful, or at least watch your own video more carefully.