Thanks, I don't have the technical knowledge of many here, but I try to look at what's happening here and elsewhere from the view of both the patient, as well as the investor looking for opportunities. I try to make my treatment experience somewhat applicable to others.
There are tremendous differences in the effects of cancer treatments, and yet some things are rather common in most, if not all of them. Things like weakness, diarrhea, baldness, rash, etc are seen as side effects in all sorts of treatments, and in some cases people choose death over taking the meds that could keep them alive. I believe our vaccine offers a good quality of life, but it's benefits aren't curative by themselves, they need to be supplemented with other forms of treatment. Hopefully over time they'll remain of benefit, and will be joined by other treatments that are both more effective, and that provide a higher quality of life.
Gary
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