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algorithm able to predict the likelihood of treatment success or failure

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      • November 29, 2014 at 2:23 am
      arthurjedi007
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      I wonder what the 6 other immunotherapies they mention are. Sounds like they are making some progress for us so that is good.

      Artie

       

      • November 29, 2014 at 2:23 am
      arthurjedi007
      Participant

      I wonder what the 6 other immunotherapies they mention are. Sounds like they are making some progress for us so that is good.

      Artie

       

      • November 29, 2014 at 2:23 am
      arthurjedi007
      Participant

      I wonder what the 6 other immunotherapies they mention are. Sounds like they are making some progress for us so that is good.

      Artie

       

      • November 29, 2014 at 3:21 am
      Squash
      Participant

      I think this is the way all cancer research is heading.

      Basically tailor making therapies to the individual not a one size fits all approach which is the current approach and one that is not really that successful.

      There is a lot of stuff going on with Quantam physics and health which i think is the way forward in medicine.

       

      • November 29, 2014 at 3:21 am
      Squash
      Participant

      I think this is the way all cancer research is heading.

      Basically tailor making therapies to the individual not a one size fits all approach which is the current approach and one that is not really that successful.

      There is a lot of stuff going on with Quantam physics and health which i think is the way forward in medicine.

       

      • November 29, 2014 at 3:21 am
      Squash
      Participant

      I think this is the way all cancer research is heading.

      Basically tailor making therapies to the individual not a one size fits all approach which is the current approach and one that is not really that successful.

      There is a lot of stuff going on with Quantam physics and health which i think is the way forward in medicine.

       

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