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Posted On: 07/24/2020 12:43:53 PM
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Re: invisioner #44875
The ZERO Contraindication and Excellent Safety Record is what makes this drug so incredible, at least presently and demands its study.
Meaning, for example:
in cancer, in addition to and not in place of currently prescribed chemotherapy and/or radiation
Why wouldn't you add a shot of Leronlimab every two weeks to current treatment. ESPECIALLY if it can be done at home. Given the results ( very limited and waiting for more ) as we know them ( Zero CTC in mTNBC in at least 5 patients ) it just makes sense even with the very very limited results. It is no wonder people will fly from Europe to try there is literally nothing to lose. It is no wonder Hope Rugo is interested ( I do hope that works out).
Of course you are aware subcutaneous injection at Home is done all the time from insulin to blood thinner. It is very very common and very easy. The syringes are Pre-Filled and one use throw away, the sharps or needles are automatically covered/rendered useless so no dangers no special disposal needed.
Or perhaps better an IV for a more expedient effect. Though requiring an office visit.
That was one of the flaws in the Phase II administered via subcutaneous injection, maybe a third arm with IV would have been wise we shall see noting in fairness to the design it was early in the virus NYC was in full panic mode and the doctors just learning about covid19.
Everybody loves a cocktail, and there is no reason not to add this to the glass. At least give it a try.
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Meaning, for example:
in cancer, in addition to and not in place of currently prescribed chemotherapy and/or radiation
Why wouldn't you add a shot of Leronlimab every two weeks to current treatment. ESPECIALLY if it can be done at home. Given the results ( very limited and waiting for more ) as we know them ( Zero CTC in mTNBC in at least 5 patients ) it just makes sense even with the very very limited results. It is no wonder people will fly from Europe to try there is literally nothing to lose. It is no wonder Hope Rugo is interested ( I do hope that works out).
Of course you are aware subcutaneous injection at Home is done all the time from insulin to blood thinner. It is very very common and very easy. The syringes are Pre-Filled and one use throw away, the sharps or needles are automatically covered/rendered useless so no dangers no special disposal needed.
Or perhaps better an IV for a more expedient effect. Though requiring an office visit.
That was one of the flaws in the Phase II administered via subcutaneous injection, maybe a third arm with IV would have been wise we shall see noting in fairness to the design it was early in the virus NYC was in full panic mode and the doctors just learning about covid19.
Everybody loves a cocktail, and there is no reason not to add this to the glass. At least give it a try.
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