Cancer at the cell level Peter Attia

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peterattiamd.com/keithflahe...

Some great info about how we got here and where we are going

Current state of treatments for metastatic cancer and reasons for the lack of progress over the decades [22:30];

The interplay between the immune system and cancer cells [32:00];

Different ways cancer can suppress the immune response, and how immunotherapy can combat cancer’s evasive tactics [39:30];

Elimination of a substantial portion of cancers through immune cell engineering faces challenges of specificity, cost, and scalability [52:15];

Why TIL therapy isn’t always effective, and the necessity for multimodality therapy to address various aspects of the cancer microenvironment [1:01:00];

The potential developments in cancer therapy over the next five years: T-cell activation, metabolic interventions, targeting tumor microenvironments, and more [1:06:30];

The challenge of treating metastatic cancer underscores the importance of early detection to improve survivability [1:19:15];

Liquid biopsies for early detection of cancer and determining the possible tissue of origin

[Cyclingrealtor]

I LOVE Peter Attia and his perspective on the need to make a major shift to medicine 3.0. His book Outlive is amazing insight into health and longevity. He's not selling a fad diet or a miracle drug but the necessities of a very different healthcare system.

His friend, Dr. Marty Makary MD, has written a few fabulous books about the healthcare system and how it has failed us on so many levels. The Price We Pay and unAccountable

[LongevityAT]

Thanks Scout. As you know I like Peter Attia as well and agree his book Outlive is great. Haven't heard this podcast yet but will listen to it next. Thanks.

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Perhaps You will do a post on your meditation retreat.

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Haven't watched it yet but the first few minutes but I get the main point early. Diagnostics have really improved. Therapy not as much but still improving. Maybe ten years is my guess for a breakthrough.

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I think durable remission could come sooner.