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Can immunotherapy cure leukemia?

Started by cousineg , Aug 06 2012 12:34 PM

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#1 cousineg

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Posted 06 August 2012 - 12:34 PM

Two new articles about this subject:

Novartis Gets Immune-Cell Cancer Therapy in UPenn Pact

August 6, 2012, Bloomberg

Novartis, Penn to Partner on Cancer Immunotherapies

August 6, 2012, Science Business

More info at Can immunotherapy cure leukemia? and CML VACCINE

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#2 CallMeLucky

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Posted 06 August 2012 - 03:53 PM

I guess if they aren't going to focus on football as much, then curing cancer is a reasonable pastime.

Date - Lab - Scale - Drug - Dosage MG - PCR

2010/Jul - MSKCC - Non-IS - Gleevec - 400 - 1.2%

2010/Oct - MSKCC - Non-IS - Gleevec - 400 - 0.25%

2010/Dec - MSKCC - Non-IS - Gleevec - 400 - 0.367%

2011/Mar - MSKCC - Non-IS - Gleevec - 400 - 0.0081%

2011/Jun - MSKCC - Non-IS - Gleevec - 400 - 0%

2011/Sep - MSKCC - Non-IS - Gleevec - 400 - 0.00084%

2011/Dec - MSKCC - Non-IS - Gleevec - 400 - 0%

2012/Mar - MSKCC - Non-IS - Gleevec - 400 - 0.004%

2012/Jun - MSKCC - Non-IS - Gleevec - 400 - 0%

2012/Sep - MSKCC - Non-IS - Gleevec - 400 - 0%

2012/Dec - MSKCC - Non-IS - Sprycel - 100 - 0%

2013/Jan - Quest - IS - Sprycel - 50-60-70 - 0%

2013/Mar - Quest - IS - Sprycel - 60-70 - 0%

2013/Apr - CUMC - Non-IS - Sprycel - 50 - 0.036%

2013/May - CUMC - Non-IS - Sprycel - 50 - 0.046%

2013/Jun - Genoptix - IS - Sprycel - 50 - 0.0239%

2013/Jul - Genoptix - IS - Sprycel - 70 - 0.0192%

2013/Jul - Genoptix - IS - Sprycel - 70 - 0.0034%

2013/Oct - Genoptix - IS - Sprycel - 70 - 0.0054%

2014/Jan - Genoptix - IS - Sprycel - 70 - 0.0093%

2014/Mar - Genoptix - IS - Sprycel - 100 - 0.013%

2014/Apr - Genoptix - IS - Sprycel - 100 - 0.0048%

2014/Jul - Genoptix - IS - Sprycel - 100 - 0%

2014/Nov - Genoptix - IS - Sprycel - 100 - 0.047%

2014/Dec - Genoptix - IS - Sprycel - 100 - 0%

2015/Mar - Genoptix - IS - Sprycel - 100 - 0%

2015/Jun - Genoptix - IS - Sprycel - 100 - 0%

2015/Sep - Genoptix - IS - Sprycel - 100 - 0%

2015/Dec - Genoptix - IS - Sprycel - 100 - 0%

2016/Mar - Genoptix - IS - Sprycel - 100 - 0.0228%

2016/Jun - Genoptix - IS - Sprycel - 100 - 0%

2016/Sep - Genoptix - IS - Sprycel - 100 - 0%

2016/Dec - Genoptix - IS - Sprycel - 100 - 0%

2017/Mar - Genoptix - IS - Sprycel - 100 - 0%

2017/Jun - Genoptix - IS - Sprycel - 100 - 0%

2017/Sep - Genoptix - IS - Sprycel - 100 - 0%

2017/Dec - Genoptix - IS - Sprycel - 100 - 0%

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#3 rct

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Posted 06 August 2012 - 03:55 PM

Wrong Penn.

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#4 Guest_billronm_*

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Posted 06 August 2012 - 05:49 PM

Hi Giles,

It sure is great to know that such a prestigeous ivy league research college as the university of pennsylvania, is involved in the cml studies. It's a shame that a lot of their discoverys weren't acknowledged properly because of the confusion between their name, and Penn State University. Benjamin Franklin founded the University of Pennsylvania. U of Penn did have a great football team in the early 1900's John Heisman was a famous football player for U of Penn. The Heisman trophy given each year was named after him. Not a Penn State football player. I don't think U of Penn has had a football program for years.

I just wanted to make sure that the proper credit goes to the right University. Sincerely Billie