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Idunno

09/16/23 11:39 AM

#631423 RE: exwannabe #631422

Morning, ex.
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Dr Bala

09/16/23 11:40 AM

#631424 RE: exwannabe #631422

The fudster-extraordinaire acts as if he is totally unaware of the JAMA data and fabricates without reserve. The fudster hasn't been updating his bluebook apparently. This fud post can be filed away.
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supersteve13

09/16/23 11:40 AM

#631425 RE: exwannabe #631422

Ex double check PFS v OS please- I don’t want to see you fall flat on your face yet again. :)
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learningcurve2020

09/16/23 12:46 PM

#631440 RE: exwannabe #631422

That's a shock.

"The data is worlds away from what was endllesly hyped here for years,"
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sentiment_stocks

09/16/23 12:52 PM

#631443 RE: exwannabe #631422

Actually, the placebo GBM patient S02-22-1 with no IDH and with methylation lived a little over 5 years at 61.2 months.

It’s obvious that DCVax improves the outcome for GBM methylated. And with recurrence, and they can make a new vaccine with the returning tumor and perhaps we can ultimately turn GBM into a survivable disease.

And in the meantime, the mOS for the DCVax-L with poly ICLC was 28.6 months… which is an improvement over the 19 months shown in the P3 trial. And out of all five in that arm, there was only one methylated patient (living over 52 months), meaning, then, that the remaining four patients who all lived over 24.5 months and higher (the median being 28.6) were unmethylated.

Think on that for a moment. They’ve (UCLA) have created a treatment pathway for unmethylated GBM patients where ALL of them lived at least 24.5 months.
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Hopeforthefuture3

09/17/23 11:26 AM

#631587 RE: exwannabe #631422

Ex, as Senti pointed out 1 of the 15 patients with gbm did survive just over 5 years at 61 months. Generally those that had one of the adjuvants did live longer that usually stated medians. I agree many here had been posting for years much higher survival figures but does seem to be an improvement though not a cure for most
No Brad Silver type survival in this study