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03/09/25 1:15 PM

#753281 RE: exwannabe #753272

ex,

Thanks for posting your pearls of wisdom 😶

The landmark P3 was pivotal, exemplary, ethical, compassionate, and clinically appropriate. Along with data from the Specials Program, it represents a core, foundational, and extensive data set supporting both the safety and efficacy of the cell-based platform… but a new day is dawning, we have bigger fish to fry, and we are moving forward…

⭐️Firstly, in addition to DCVax-L and DCVax-D, NWBO now owns another patent-fortified novel DC platform technology developed by Roswell Park in New York…

⭐️Secondly, in case you haven’t noticed, we are entering an exciting new era of COMBINATION therapies!

Immuno-oncology is evolving and there is a shifting new reality coming into focus for BP’s most profitable drugs: It’s quite possible that large pharma companies that have built their oncology portfolios around checkpoint inhibitors will eventually need to integrate dendritic cell-based strategies to stay competitive. If they don’t, smaller biotechs and research-driven companies will take the lead, forcing larger players to follow or risk being left behind.

There are developments taking shape on this front—for example:
Ampligen® (rintatolimod) seems to be emerging as a possible key agent for new combos with PD-1 drugs and DC vaccine platforms.

The company called
AIM ImmunoTech has been the recipient of peer-reviewed grants awarded by the U.S. DoD and NCI for new combo research!



https://aimimmuno.com/




https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/946644/000149315219014466/ex99-1.htm

https://clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT04093323?a=39

https://clinicaltrials.gov/study/NCT02432378?tab=table&a=22

Roswell Park has a strong interest in
Ampligen as a combination therapy agent. While Oncovir’s Hiltonol may play a significant role for UCLA and DCVax-L, AIM ImmunoTech’s Ampligen could be a key player in Roswell Park’s combination research, as clinical studies work to piece together effective combination therapies.

There are some interesting connections between Roswell Park and Moffitt, particularly in their dendritic cell research and studies involving new applications for rintatolimod.

https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/northwest-biotherapeutics-announces-exclusive-in-license-of-portfolio-of-dendritic-cell-technology-and-intellectual-property-302174237.html

https://nwbio.com/audio-of-nwbio-2023-annual-shareholders-meeting/







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Doc logic

03/09/25 4:21 PM

#753304 RE: exwannabe #753272

exwannabe,

Recurrent patients crossed over to L did much better than those that either did not crossover in the trial or those external rGBM comparators. What you fail to mention consistently is that rGBM vs rGBM in any setting has pretty standard survival rates which is why there is no SOC for rGBM and no advance in treatment for so long. So rGBM crossover survival from SOC/placebo original patients added to the OS rate for SOC/placebo original patients because the original measures were inadequate to measure actual treatment effect. If there was no treatment effect the rGBM patients from any source would all have fallen into the historical range of survival and this trial proves that was not the case hence the crossover was to an active treatment, which by the way, is known to be more active in mesenchymal signature patients which is the phenotype signature for ~85% of all rGBM patients and only about a 40-50% rate in primary GBM. This discrepancy alone easily accounts for SOC/placebo crossover patients responding at a higher rate than treatment arm crossover which was much more likely to be a crossover to placebo even though longest living survivors were advantaged by early treatment vs later treatment. That’s the bird’s eye view. Best wishes.
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Reefrad

03/09/25 5:16 PM

#753310 RE: exwannabe #753272

I guess Jama did have a stats guru as smart as you onboard when they decided to publish the trial results stating improved OS in patients treated with DCVAX.

You may claim you have the 20,000 ft view but we have the view from outside the atmosphere.