Science

Love that we are bringing science back to Farcaster bit by bit, good work christin.

Now the part that intrigued me was the new drug pair for the kidney cancer patients. (The kidney cancer combo pembrolizumab and axitinib that keeps patients alive longer than the old drug sunitinib).

With all these scientific advancements with technology, how long do you think it takes before humans could actually cure cancer… totally?

Love that we are bringing science back to Farcaster bit by bit, good work christin.

Now the part that intrigued me was the new drug pair for the kidney cancer patients. (The kidney cancer combo pembrolizumab and axitinib that keeps patients alive longer than the old drug sunitinib).

With all these scientific advancements with technology, how long do you think it takes before humans could actually cure cancer… totally?

https://reframedaily.beehiiv.com/p/reframe-daily-longer-kidney-cancer-survival-year-round-hep-b-control-faster-covid-cure-spine-injury

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Realized there’s actually more to life than ‘touching grass’…

Yapping about YT on FC

Yeahh, I reckon the issue with the persisting high mortality rate is late detection. Most people never come in until it’s too late.

there’s quite a few cancers that already have more than 90% survival rates with modern treatment like Hodgkin’s lymphoma and early stage melanoma 🙏 it’s just that there are many different kinds of cancers, and it’s important for us to have access to early detection diagnostics and standard of care treatment