What is next? PV-10, PD1, Ipi, PI3K plus MEK, TIL, OncoVex or something else?
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What is next? PV-10, PD1, Ipi, PI3K plus MEK, TIL, OncoVex or something else?

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    • January 31, 2012 at 10:26 am
    MarieSusanne
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    Hi,

    I'm one ofe the last ones still on BRIM 3 in Sweden. The effect of Vemurafenib does not last forever and I am thinking about the next step. Does any of you have experience to share about PV-10, PD1, Ipi, PI3K plus MEK, TIL, OncoVex or something else?

    Thank you!

    /Marie

    Hi,

    I'm one ofe the last ones still on BRIM 3 in Sweden. The effect of Vemurafenib does not last forever and I am thinking about the next step. Does any of you have experience to share about PV-10, PD1, Ipi, PI3K plus MEK, TIL, OncoVex or something else?

    Thank you!

    /Marie

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