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Looking4aprofit

12/13/20 7:14 AM

#338749 RE: ATLnsider #338733

ATLnsider,
Thanks for sharing.
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themurphman

12/13/20 7:22 AM

#338750 RE: ATLnsider #338733

This is a great comparison and demonstrates why DCVax should be approved.
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Survivor2012

12/13/20 7:39 AM

#338751 RE: ATLnsider #338733

Whoa ATLnsider!! Great chart to start off our Sunday morning!! I am convinced, yet again, that we have a big winner!!
Good luck to everyone!!!! FUDsters begone!!!!!!
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sentiment_stocks

12/13/20 9:50 AM

#338766 RE: ATLnsider #338733

Excellent work! Your chart is quite thorough, and should prove quite useful when we examine the comparison of the DCVax-L treatment arm against those trials you’ve listed. Thank you for putting the time and effort in to assemble it. :)
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antihama

12/13/20 10:18 AM

#338771 RE: ATLnsider #338733

Very nice ATLnsider. Thx!
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sukus

12/13/20 10:21 AM

#338774 RE: ATLnsider #338733

Wow wow. Anyone can see and compare clearly that blinded and blended interim report of DCVax-L with other comparisons. Would the Top Line Data they will announce soon be much better than the interim report? I bet so. Would the naysayers work harder to distract? Yes certainly. All imo.
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moderation23

12/13/20 10:22 AM

#338775 RE: ATLnsider #338733

Thanks for putting this together. How much does the difference between the studies WRT when the patients were randomized affect the data elements that follow?
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Bright Boy

12/13/20 10:22 AM

#338776 RE: ATLnsider #338733

That is a terrific compilation of data!!! Thanks a mil!!!! Cheers, BB
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Dr Bala

12/13/20 10:27 AM

#338778 RE: ATLnsider #338733

Great post. Thanks for spending time to update the comparison chart. I am sure a lot of effort went into it.
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Lykiri

12/13/20 10:41 AM

#338780 RE: ATLnsider #338733

ATLnsider,

Thank you! Excellent work! Here is the list of the External Studies that Linda Liau has listed in her presentation on Nov.6, 2020.

http://my.fit.edu/~bsubrahm/Liau_Talk_UAB_11062020.pdf

Study Gilbert 2013
Study Gilbert 2014
Study Stupp
Study Weller
Study Wen
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jimmy667

12/13/20 10:45 AM

#338782 RE: ATLnsider #338733

Excellent thank you. That makes my decision to continue to further accumulate easier. I love to average up. Mathematically averaging up reduces risk with appropriate mental stops in any decline except a major gap down.
If NWBO already has the data and it is not good it seems they would have made a disclosure to avoid allegations of fraud. This analysis shows that it is highly unlikely that NWBO did not acheive the primary endpoint.
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Karlchen

12/13/20 11:26 AM

#338794 RE: ATLnsider #338733

Thanks, we already know that we will get approval,99%. Now we know 100%
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notbrad

12/13/20 12:03 PM

#338797 RE: ATLnsider #338733

Fabulous work ATLnsider !! Many thanks.
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biosectinvestor

12/13/20 12:03 PM

#338798 RE: ATLnsider #338733

Very nice ATLnsider!
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Mionaer1

12/13/20 12:14 PM

#338801 RE: ATLnsider #338733

Very helpful. Thank you.
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Sojourner55

12/13/20 12:42 PM

#338814 RE: ATLnsider #338733

Great chart ATL. Thanks for the effort.
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eagle8

12/13/20 1:20 PM

#338824 RE: ATLnsider #338733


Thank you ATLinsider.

GLTU
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meirluc

12/13/20 2:35 PM

#338836 RE: ATLnsider #338733

Great work ATLhsider. Even when 3 months on trial are subtracted from the DCVax-L trial to approximately make up the time elapsed between surgery and initiation of chemo, the blended DCVax-L trial demonstrates a superior survival pattern.

Fig 2a of the 2018 JTM publication shows for the blended trial at about a 1 year survival post chemo (about 15 months post surgery), a 75% survival rate and at 2 years post chemo (about 27 months post surgery), a 42% survival (give or take about 1%).

I am also guessing that by 39 months post chemo (36 months post surgery), the added 3 months would not have reduced the 28.2% survival rate to less than 25%.

Survival rates of 75%, 42% and 25% at 1, 2 and 3 years, are still far better than were presented or would have been expected from the four trials you used as comparisons with the DCVax-L blended data.

I also trust that the survival rates of the Treatment group will be significantly higher than those obtained from the blended trial.
In summary, it is highly unlikely that the first endpoint will fail.
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Pterion

12/13/20 3:20 PM

#338846 RE: ATLnsider #338733

Amazing work. Buying more tomorrow.