I dont know if your into this or care to see it.But I created an account several months back on vumedi using some fictitious credentials so i could watch the Dr Malena Dolezal leronlimab video. I didn't claim crazy credentials. Just entered a couple options and chose a local hospital and finished up using volunteer.
So they send me emails about different new videos occasionally.
They sent me one yesterday w Dr Kasi
2026 New Systemic Treatment Approaches for Colorectal Cancer
https://www.vumedi.com/video/2026-new-systemi...ns67VKhgZk
I swear it was a 30 minute masterclass based around treatment options in every crc tumor type I could imagine. The difficulties or considerations of each variety. What treatments and sequencing and pathology etc etc.etc etc
It seemed to me like everything he said led directly to needing a ccr5 blocker before they could even be thought of as treating a tumor.
I was picturing the options it opened up if having it for treatment
My main takeaway at the end was this is going to be the first time in treatment history where the entire treatment is truly personalized and monitored and adjusted etc
And that cancer treatment will never be the same once its approved
And how it must be the first treatment for every solid tumor
I can't predict fda and regulatory or partnerships or any of that
But I know it has to be available to even begin to treat cancer.
Right now they are missing the main ingredient
So they send me emails about different new videos occasionally.
They sent me one yesterday w Dr Kasi
2026 New Systemic Treatment Approaches for Colorectal Cancer
https://www.vumedi.com/video/2026-new-systemi...ns67VKhgZk
I swear it was a 30 minute masterclass based around treatment options in every crc tumor type I could imagine. The difficulties or considerations of each variety. What treatments and sequencing and pathology etc etc.etc etc
It seemed to me like everything he said led directly to needing a ccr5 blocker before they could even be thought of as treating a tumor.
I was picturing the options it opened up if having it for treatment
My main takeaway at the end was this is going to be the first time in treatment history where the entire treatment is truly personalized and monitored and adjusted etc
And that cancer treatment will never be the same once its approved
And how it must be the first treatment for every solid tumor
I can't predict fda and regulatory or partnerships or any of that
But I know it has to be available to even begin to treat cancer.
Right now they are missing the main ingredient
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