Some positive news from Lancashire, i... - Advanced Prostate...
Some positive news from Lancashire, innit?
It’s great that it only targets cancer cells. The drigs and treatments are getting better very quickly.
My MO already talked about olaparib for the future in case I needed it. But there seem to be better options now as olaparib seems to work not so greatly on ATM mutations (but still better than on non mutated people). I wanted to introduce the subject of BAT giving him some references because when I hinted it he said it’s still not a well tested approach. But I would still like to talk to him about it once I am done with chemo.
I'm from Lancashire, innit isn't exclusive to the region LOL
I know but it’s UK at least! Appreciate the effort 😜😜
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yep! Posted already but under a different thread. I have a feeling of big news in crispr cas9 applications within 6 months
I think the CRISPR cas9 will be our salvation!
Lately I am not sleeping well because I am afraid the problem won’t be a cure itself but the length of a testing process and pipeline that was created decades ago. Knowledge is increasing so quickly nowadays and we are not keeping up on the practical development side.
Some hopeful test news:🙏🏻
Positive results from chemo (Docetaxel) & some questions
What happened with the drug called (R)-9b from this news a year ago? 
Received some good news
