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Tocilizumab
I have had a BCC removed from the side of my nose. One of my rheumatology nurses told me that there is an incidence of Tocilizumab causing cancerous growths. It did pop up out of nowhere and I was shocked when the dermatologist told me that it was a slow growing cancer. Has anyone heard of this link?
I have had a BCC removed from the side of my nose. One of my rheumatology nurses told me that there is an incidence of Tocilizumab causing cancerous growths. It did pop up out of nowhere and I was shocked when the dermatologist told me that it was a slow growing cancer. Has anyone heard of this link?
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PMRGCAuk
5 months ago
Travel and Ibrance
I was diagnosed with MBC in June, 2023. I am on Ibrance and letrozole. My medical history is complicated by having had a donor stem cell transplant in 2018 for T cell lymphoma. My immune system was compromised from that but now with Ibrance I'm not sure what to expect in terms of traveling and
I was diagnosed with MBC in June, 2023. I am on Ibrance and letrozole. My medical history is complicated by having had a donor stem cell transplant in 2018 for T cell lymphoma. My immune system was compromised from that but now with Ibrance I'm not sure what to expect in terms of traveling and
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SHARE Metastatic Breast Cancer
1 month ago
stem cell for et?
Would stem cell transplant be an option for ET? I cannot take the Hydrea or Anagralide. Thanks for your feed back
Would stem cell transplant be an option for ET? I cannot take the Hydrea or Anagralide. Thanks for your feed back
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MPN Voice
1 month ago
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Small Cell Lung Cancer Support
2 years ago
AXSL1 gene mutation
Hello Everyone, I have pmf-MF with JAK2 mutation and have been taking Rux since the end of 2018. Currently, Rux is took in combination with interferon. From the biopsy and blood routine, I have now reversed to PV (Hemoglobin has significantly improved, and the size of spleen has also shrunk a lot, although
Hello Everyone, I have pmf-MF with JAK2 mutation and have been taking Rux since the end of 2018. Currently, Rux is took in combination with interferon. From the biopsy and blood routine, I have now reversed to PV (Hemoglobin has significantly improved, and the size of spleen has also shrunk a lot, although
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MPN Voice
1 month ago
SCT journey update No.2
Hi all, following on from my last post, have just heard from my clinical nurse that they have found three very good donor matches on the registers!! Have been somewhat impatient waiting but as this situation is so new and different for everyone, has been difficult to gauge what is right or wrong. Anyway
Hi all, following on from my last post, have just heard from my clinical nurse that they have found three very good donor matches on the registers!! Have been somewhat impatient waiting but as this situation is so new and different for everyone, has been difficult to gauge what is right or wrong. Anyway
LFCLove
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MPN Voice
1 month ago
Still on hold for stem cell transplant
David has now completed 3 cycles of Vidaza. He had a bone marrow biopsy several weeks ago. At first we thought the results were good, that his cancer cells had been reduced sufficiently to proceed with transplant. After our local oncologist spoke to the transplant specialist at Mayo, we received word
David has now completed 3 cycles of Vidaza. He had a bone marrow biopsy several weeks ago. At first we thought the results were good, that his cancer cells had been reduced sufficiently to proceed with transplant. After our local oncologist spoke to the transplant specialist at Mayo, we received word
dwolden
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CLL Support
1 month ago
out of hosital now
Im now out of hospital now thankfully (until the next time my levels go down) with bruises all over my right hand This is because despite me telling them I didnt need a canula in because last time i was in my specialist asked why I was wearing one (&I said i thought it was standard procedure
Im now out of hospital now thankfully (until the next time my levels go down) with bruises all over my right hand This is because despite me telling them I didnt need a canula in because last time i was in my specialist asked why I was wearing one (&I said i thought it was standard procedure
horseygirl_0103
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
11 months ago
HSCT early in MS
This is an interesting story about two women who went to Mexico and got Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation early in their disease. One, who was diagnosed with PPMS, received her transplant in the third year after diagnosis. The other, who was diagnosed with RRMS, got her transplant just twelve
This is an interesting story about two women who went to Mexico and got Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation early in their disease. One, who was diagnosed with PPMS, received her transplant in the third year after diagnosis. The other, who was diagnosed with RRMS, got her transplant just twelve
BettysMom
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My MSAA Community
2 months ago
Stem Cell transplant register search goes on…
Unfortunately my next appointment with Consultant has been delayed until early April as they are no further advanced in their search for matches on transplant register. The Nuclear medicine tests that I have just had will be added to MyChart which Addenbrookes uses to show appointments, test results
Unfortunately my next appointment with Consultant has been delayed until early April as they are no further advanced in their search for matches on transplant register. The Nuclear medicine tests that I have just had will be added to MyChart which Addenbrookes uses to show appointments, test results
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MPN Voice
2 months ago
Glad to see more and more players are jumping into the stem cell therapy
A Phase 1/2a clinical trial evaluating TED-A9, a human stem cell-based therapy, in people with Parkinson’s disease has finished dosing with no safety concerns identified to date. Embryonic stem cell transplant showing safety in 12 patients The therapy, delivered as a cell transplant directly into
A Phase 1/2a clinical trial evaluating TED-A9, a human stem cell-based therapy, in people with Parkinson’s disease has finished dosing with no safety concerns identified to date. Embryonic stem cell transplant showing safety in 12 patients The therapy, delivered as a cell transplant directly into
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Cure Parkinson's
2 months ago
Stem cell transplant
Hello, Has anyone woth AMN here ever had a stem cell transplant as a result of a diagnoses involving cerebral involvement? Please tell all! Is it a viable treatment option?
Hello, Has anyone woth AMN here ever had a stem cell transplant as a result of a diagnoses involving cerebral involvement? Please tell all! Is it a viable treatment option?
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AMN EASIER
2 months ago
The prognostic impact of non-driver gene mutations and variant allele frequency in primary myelofibrosis.
The prognostic impact of non-driver gene mutations and variant allele frequency in primary myelofibrosis. To the Editor: Myelofibrosis is a Philadelphia-negative chronic myelo-proliferative-neoplasm (MPN) characterized by alteration of the JAK–STAT path-way, primarily through activating mutations in
The prognostic impact of non-driver gene mutations and variant allele frequency in primary myelofibrosis. To the Editor: Myelofibrosis is a Philadelphia-negative chronic myelo-proliferative-neoplasm (MPN) characterized by alteration of the JAK–STAT path-way, primarily through activating mutations in
PhysAssist
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MPN Voice
2 months ago
Just wanted to share my Primary Myelofibrosis journey so far…….
Hi all, My diagnosis is Primary Myelofibrosis +Jak-2 &V617F mutation which was in August 2022. This was found after several visits to GP for chest infections and ultrasound scans which found an enlarged spleen. Also had bloods and bone marrow biopsy sent to Bart’s hospital for confirmation. Initial
Hi all, My diagnosis is Primary Myelofibrosis +Jak-2 &V617F mutation which was in August 2022. This was found after several visits to GP for chest infections and ultrasound scans which found an enlarged spleen. Also had bloods and bone marrow biopsy sent to Bart’s hospital for confirmation. Initial
LFCLove
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MPN Voice
2 months ago
Lung cancer concern
Please help following a chest infection that wouldn't clear I've had s CT scan the area has grown its 4cm biopsy will be in the following days. I'm terrified I can't eat, sleep I'm convinced its cancer and I won't survive. I already have copd. Im 48 I'm just in dispair. Any advice would be appreciated
Please help following a chest infection that wouldn't clear I've had s CT scan the area has grown its 4cm biopsy will be in the following days. I'm terrified I can't eat, sleep I'm convinced its cancer and I won't survive. I already have copd. Im 48 I'm just in dispair. Any advice would be appreciated
tracyball1
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Lung Cancer Support
1 year ago
biochemical recurrence after RP. +post leukemia
RP surgery 3/2020. Psa levels stable less than .01 for two years. 6/23 thru 12/23 levels have been .18 to .41. Complication 8/22 diagnosed with AML Leukemia. 5 rounds of chemo and a bone marrow transplant on 1/5/2023. Leukemia is now in complete remission, my blood dna is my donor’s - 40 year
RP surgery 3/2020. Psa levels stable less than .01 for two years. 6/23 thru 12/23 levels have been .18 to .41. Complication 8/22 diagnosed with AML Leukemia. 5 rounds of chemo and a bone marrow transplant on 1/5/2023. Leukemia is now in complete remission, my blood dna is my donor’s - 40 year
junkwerc
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Prostate Cancer Network
2 months ago
Pet Scan Below, Does Non Avid PSMA Liver Lesions mean possible Neuroendocrine Cancer
EXAM: PET-CT SKULL BASE TO MID-THIGH CLINICAL HISTORY: Metastatic prostate cancer, rising PSA TECHNIQUE: PET/CT skull base to thigh-subsequent treatment strategy F18 PYL dose: 10.00 millicuries Injection site: L AC Time of injection: 17:00 Time of emission scan: 18:06 Oral Contrast
EXAM: PET-CT SKULL BASE TO MID-THIGH CLINICAL HISTORY: Metastatic prostate cancer, rising PSA TECHNIQUE: PET/CT skull base to thigh-subsequent treatment strategy F18 PYL dose: 10.00 millicuries Injection site: L AC Time of injection: 17:00 Time of emission scan: 18:06 Oral Contrast
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
7 hours ago
Gasoline?
A question for anyone who has found an answer... From 2018, when diagnosed, I have been told by doctors, urologists and oncologists that; "Testosterone, in prostate cancer, is like gasoline on a fire!" When I first heard this it seemed dubious since what I "knew" about PCa was that young men with
A question for anyone who has found an answer... From 2018, when diagnosed, I have been told by doctors, urologists and oncologists that; "Testosterone, in prostate cancer, is like gasoline on a fire!" When I first heard this it seemed dubious since what I "knew" about PCa was that young men with
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
8 hours ago
Clarity Update: Complete response in first patient ever treated with 2 doses of Cu-67 SAR-bisPSMA at 8GBq
Highlights A complete response, based on Response Evaluation Criteria In Solid Tumours (RECIST v1.1) assessment, has been reported from the first patient with metastatic castrate-resistant prostate cancer (mCRPC) to ever receive two cycles of Clarity’s 67Cu-SAR-bisPSMA at the 8GBq dose level. The patient
Highlights A complete response, based on Response Evaluation Criteria In Solid Tumours (RECIST v1.1) assessment, has been reported from the first patient with metastatic castrate-resistant prostate cancer (mCRPC) to ever receive two cycles of Clarity’s 67Cu-SAR-bisPSMA at the 8GBq dose level. The patient
God_Loves_Me
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
13 hours ago
Should go into the OMAHA2a ODM-208 (MK-5684-004): phase 3 trial?
I had my 3 monthly OC visit last week. Blood test is showing 0.3 up from 0.15 six weeks ago. MO is suggesting that I should go into the ODM-208 (MK-5684): phase 3 trial if PSA rises above 1.0. PSA of 1.0 or above is a entry requirement for the trial, presumable to be sure that my current treatment
I had my 3 monthly OC visit last week. Blood test is showing 0.3 up from 0.15 six weeks ago. MO is suggesting that I should go into the ODM-208 (MK-5684): phase 3 trial if PSA rises above 1.0. PSA of 1.0 or above is a entry requirement for the trial, presumable to be sure that my current treatment
LakeT
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
1 day ago
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