Mrna Vaccine Cures Pancreatic Cancer in 75 of Patients

[Troy McClure]

This is an amazing development. One of the deadliest cancers may have a very effective cure.

mRNA technology had been getting worked on for cancer treatments prior to covid, but cancer research takes a very long time. There was also an mRNA vaccine developed for rabies prior to covid, but that had a limited use. It was more a good example of showing the technology works.

Having known a couple of people who died from pancreatic cancer, I'm greatly moved to see this kind of development.

 

[JMCx4]

Hopefully the treatment will see the light of day in SOME country on Earth ...

 

[Seedtype]

That's pretty cool. My grandma died of pancreatic cancer.

 

[VaCaps Fan]

There is hope…

 

[adsfan]

My old next door neighbor died from pancreatic cancer. He wasn't that old, maybe 50. He lasted one year.

 

[WeThreeKings]

Really cool. mRNA vaccines are doing great things despite the attempts to discredit them.

 

[Stylizer1]

Really cool. mRNA vaccines are doing great things despite the attempts to discredit them.

That may be true but they are also causing issues that aren't being accounted for.

 

[Stylizer1]

 

[NyQuil]

Why is Tucker Carlson on a forum about science?

 

[Troy McClure]

Why is Tucker Carlson on a forum about science?

Because someone believes internet nonsense over science.

 

[Stylizer1]

Why is Tucker Carlson on a forum about science?

Because Tucker Carlson isn't the point. It is the person he is interviewing. It's a very good listen.

 

[Stylizer1]

Because someone believes internet nonsense over science.

Perspective is cool.

 

[Troy McClure]

Perspective is cool.

Tucker Carlson offers none of value.

 

[Stylizer1]

Tucker Carlson offers none of value.

That is not the point. You should read up on Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong's credentials. He's brilliant.

 

[Troy McClure]

That is not the point. You should read up on Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong's credentials. He's brilliant.

Ok, I found a transcript because I'm not giving Tucker Carlson any clicks. The funny thing is this guest says he's a fan of the very use of mRNA vaccine technology this thread is about.

DR. PATRICK SOON-SHIONG: Right. So by March 2020 we had the vaccine. Because I had built a full GMP facility for cancer using the same vaccine that NCI had retested for HPV and for colon cancer. So I’d created this vaccine in which we would educate your body prior to COVID for the treatment of cancer to educate the T cells to recognize a cancer cell to kill it. That’s called a cancer vaccine, but which by the way, is the only vaccine in clinical trials today to prevent cancer that the NCI is running using our technology.

TUCKER CARLSON: Is there any way you can take the word vacc, call it something else?

DR. PATRICK SOON-SHIONG: I’m calling it BioShield.

TUCKER CARLSON: Good. Because vaccine just scared the crap out of me.

So I guess thanks for backing up the idea that this mRNA cancer vaccine research is awesome. But it's funny this guy is calling it something else because the ignorant have become fearful of the word vaccine.

 

[Stylizer1]

Ok, I found a transcript because I'm not giving Tucker Carlson any clicks. The funny thing is this guest says he's a fan of the very use of mRNA vaccine technology this thread is about.



So I guess thanks for backing up the idea that this mRNA cancer vaccine research is awesome. But it's funny this guy is calling it something else because the ignorant have become fearful of the word vaccine.

So then I guess it belongs in this thread then.

Like I said, what the Dr. talks about is really interesting. A good interview is a good interview regardless of who does it.

I'm glad you gave it a chance.

 

[ValJamesDuex]

That's pretty cool. My grandma died of pancreatic cancer.

same, my Dad. Cleveland Clinic and VA got him 3.5 years but still it wasn't pretty