01/2012 - I had melanoma in the brain, both lungs, liver, kidney, gall bladder, left adrenal gland and spinal cord. My treatments were two craniotomy and three Gamma Knife radiations. I was accepted into the very first clinical trial with ipilimumab and nivolumab. After eights months, I was declared cancer free. Almost ten years now, cancer free. Immunotherapy is definitely the way to treat cancer.

@mihriomar5158

2 жыл бұрын

So happy for you

@johnkissane8010

2 жыл бұрын

@@mihriomar5158 Thank you for the good wishes, Mihri. I started out at a hospital and realized that the doctor was not very motivated. Switched to Yale - New Haven, which was one of two hospitals chosen for the clinical trial. Never be afraid to fire a doctor, if she/he is not meeting your standards.

@OliverZhangjozphoto

2 жыл бұрын

wow, John, your experience is so encouraging. May I contact you by email ? Thanks so much.

@johnkissane8010

2 жыл бұрын

@@OliverZhangjozphoto Oliver, I’ll be happy to email with you.

@Aquamelli

2 жыл бұрын

That’s incredible - I’m happy for you and thank you for participating in the clinical trial.

Prayers for all the cancer patients out there

@naemasufi

3 ай бұрын

Thank you Jamie

My boyfriend with ALL Leukemia will be recieving his cell infusion January 8th for CAR T Cell therapy. His body went through so much horrible side effects from chemotherapy to the point of neurotoxicity. He still has evidence of disease in his bone marrow biopsies and therefore was given the choice to start CAR-T. We are beyond faithful and hopeful that this will be the cure for him!

@nealvolden2730

4 жыл бұрын

How did his treatment go?

@exploringwitheve2787

4 жыл бұрын

We are on day 7 since his cell infusion since it was delayed. So far no side effects just fatigue he will have a bone marrow biopsy after 1 month

@nealvolden2730

4 жыл бұрын

I will keep him in my prayers

@em34ev3r

3 жыл бұрын

@@exploringwitheve2787 How is he now? Hope all is well.

@exploringwitheve2787

3 жыл бұрын

@@em34ev3r in remission! It’s been one year post Car-T and doing wonderful

I'm a brain cancer patient, and I brought this up to my neurosurgeon the last time that I saw him, and he said that he'll talk with my radiologist, and my Chemotherapist about this treatment. Car-T is the term that I'm aware of for this treatment. I already had surgery for my initial cancer, then radiation for a recurrence. I'm taking this on for the 3rd time now. I have my fingers crossed that I end up okay this time too. The physical symptoms aren't fun, but the emotional roller coaster that cancer includes is no fun either.

@Bones98

6 жыл бұрын

Kevin Moore keep pressing for it. Do everything you can to get in some trial for this treatment. They are currently looking for participants for trials for neuroblastoma and glioblastoma patients from what Ive read in my past searches. Best of luck to you and I hope you beat this.

@kevinmoore2501

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks buddy. I hope that I do get into a trial for this medication, and that it does help my brain cancer. I understand that treatments are a hit or miss with cancer, but I'm really starting to get annoyed with not only the side effects, but the notion that I might die because of this.

@Riqrob

5 жыл бұрын

Keytruda (immunotherapy) helped J. Carter's brain cancer...........Just saying, I'm no doctor. I'm a cancer patient under trials using it, and my outcomes are outstanding so far. Maybe worth a checkout ?

@starrynight8007

5 жыл бұрын

Riqrob hello! So generous of you to comment. But you do not have brain cancer..? Are you using That drug or another type? Best wishes on your road to recovery.

@lisaschuster686

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, you call to join a trial and if you don’t fit the cohort precisely, you’re out of luck. (I’m doing the research for a friend. She’s too ill to focus on medical bureaucracy.)

Immunotherapy is increasingly potential for bringing a cure. But the fact that can't be ignored is that it's not suitable for every patient. It depends. Then the side effects is quite a serious issue. Hope the related researches can make more progress in short future.

@lisaschuster686

2 жыл бұрын

What are the side-effects? (Sometimes I think every human being on earth could do a TED Talk.)

@johnkissane8010

Жыл бұрын

@@lisaschuster686 Side effects: I itched all over my chest for the two years of my immunotherapy trial. Any side effects should be reported to your oncologist. All of these side effects can be greatly diminished by them. diarrhea fever chills weakness dizziness nausea or vomiting muscle or joint aches fatigue headache trouble breathing low or high blood pressure

@shellylynn9729

Жыл бұрын

@@lisaschuster686 I took Keytruda with Linvema (?spelling) for a little more than two months. It damaged my liver and gallbladder (it can cause actual tears in the gallbladder) and I was in so much pain that I couldn't even lay in bed. I spent two months doing nothing but sitting and sleeping in our recliner. At that point, I told the clinic to take their immunotherapy and shove it. (It had almost no effect on the cancer.) It took over a year for the abdominal pain to leave, and any time I have to take large quantities of medication, it returns. The Linvema caused high blood pressure, and one of them (not sure which) caused high blood sugar, so I gained weight and my A1C went up. I never read the full list of potential side effects because my overactive brain tends to manifest them, but after I quit taking them, I heard the list on a commercial and was horrified.

Way to go, Mike! Thank you.

Beautiful, keep it going!

That is the start of an amazing journey to eradicate a disease that will become tomorrows history . Well done to you and your team sir.

@johnkissane8010

Жыл бұрын

Alex, you are 100% right. The discovery of the immunotherapy treatments is one big stepping stone to eradicate cancer.

Forget chemotherapy and radiation. This is the future, if your body can grow it. It can fix it self just need the tools.

@johnkissane8010

Жыл бұрын

You are speaking the complete truth.

I love everything about this video.

You won my heart.... I don't know if it is true, but there is a hope

Thank you Dr. Jensen. This is an inspirational talk. Immunotherapy is must a way. Technology is growing and hopefully we will succeed cancer.

Thank you so much for your hard work and dedication. We celebrate the wrong people in today's celebrity obsessed culture.

@Riqrob

5 жыл бұрын

BINGO. However, M knows what he is doing. Money isn't the only reward in life.

@ryderahmir6820

2 жыл бұрын

i know im randomly asking but does someone know of a trick to log back into an instagram account..? I stupidly lost my password. I would love any assistance you can give me!

@lukasmaxim8965

2 жыл бұрын

@Ryder Ahmir instablaster ;)

@lisaschuster686

2 жыл бұрын

I think s/he means “household names,” and even they fade away.

thank you ❤️ Professor

Thank you and the others like you.

@johnkissane8010

Жыл бұрын

You are welcome.

Amazing!!! This should be every cancer patient's story.

@lisaschuster686

2 жыл бұрын

Without the horror of the first treatments. And life isn’t a rose garden even for the healthy.

@johnkissane8010

Жыл бұрын

Ms. Tuttiful, in the future every cancer will be a survivor.

Rest In Peace to the kids that died from cancer rest in peace to all the people that died from cancer or anything else 😢❤️

@johnkissane8010

Жыл бұрын

Jamie, I agree with your statement. I was almost sixty years of age when my cancer started, if I passed, I would have accepted it. During scans, it really upset me to see children afflicted with cancer. We will in the not too distant future, have ways to cure cancer. Thank you for putting your compassionate feelings here.

Been hearing this for twenty year but it not mainstream why?

I was working to tie a mapping program into a database. I developed a program to do it automatically. The people in charge asked me why I would do that? Why make something that puts them out of work? I left.

lost two homies to cancer, hope I can reference this to more loved ones that might need it in the future.

@johnkissane8010

Жыл бұрын

Low at, sorry to see about the loss of your homies. Pass this discovery onto others. If an oncologist isn’t stepping it up for you, fire her/him. There are plenty to pick from.

Superb.. 👍

Awesome speech

Best I ever heard I was thinking the same thing makes a lot of sence

@lisaschuster686

2 жыл бұрын

That’s because it’s been around for a long time. Everyone loves giving TED Talks.

Awesome!

The only problem with these drugs are the side effects down the road because altering your immune system has side effects specially heart problems. But I pray to God one day we have a cure.

@lisaschuster686

2 жыл бұрын

There’s a cruel P.S. to all this good news. And are we creating a race of physically unfit people?

I agree

After watching all these cancer treatment videos, one thought that is constantly crossing my mind is what is holding these promising treatments back ?. i mean when they have cured a single patient here and then a single patient there then why is this kind of treatment is not becoming public. Why the doctors have not started using these on a larger scale?

@theTdawgYo

7 жыл бұрын

I won't go in to deep on this but the main reason is cost and lack of clinical data. New drugs must be approved and tested rigorously which is expensive and difficult, for it can hurt innocent people along the way if done wrong. The average cost of getting a cancer drug on the market is over 3 billion dollars. Most of what you see of cancer-treatment "news" on social media are simply positive pre-clinical results that are blown out of proportion in order to stir up funding money.

@Firedance

7 жыл бұрын

But conventional treatment is hurting innocent people more.!? I say the cost of bringing it on the market could be financed by dropping the expenses on the old drugs and procedures that cause more harm... just switch. The "cost" is being interpreted in terms of the profit that companies loose on their current drugs. They've invested on developing and setting up a production. It doesn't take the cost of peoples lives into consideration. Company profit and investment is 1st priority, not lives. I'd say, let the patients decide which treatment they will get. Not the doctor. The doctor can advise, but the patients should have the final say. It's their lives.

@theTdawgYo

7 жыл бұрын

neogrok You can't just pull the money out of the global market. Drop the expenses? Just switch? I can't see how you're supposed to do that and keep a competitive market. Sure, some say "life is priceless" but nobody will pay out of their own pocket unless they themselves are affected. If you want the patient to have the final say you gotta be prepared to pay for it too. That means every tax-payer must be prepared to offer the best treatments for everyone. But what about old people? Or people with terminal illness that might get one year or less from said treatment? Does everyone want to pay for that too? Research is bloody expensive, and if you want to do it properly you need to be sure you can bring every spent penny back in from either production or funding-deals. Researchers struggle with this and for many their work becomes their life, only to be scrapped in the end. It's not like they don't want to help people. Most of this nasty business you focus on is purely economical manipulation by producers of drugs. It can only be fixed through government regulation/law.

@debbiek1able

7 жыл бұрын

all u dumbass people always wsnt more drugs. The drugs we got kills more people than cancer its called money money money

@codename9824

7 жыл бұрын

debbiek1able you're incorrect. Abuse of drugs is dangerous to be sure but correct prescribing coupled with patient compliance and proper usage saves more lives than you can imagine

Bravo

This video is from 2015... do we have any update or progress?

@bhukkadbaba

5 жыл бұрын

Search CAR-T. Already approved.

@theHerathrig

4 жыл бұрын

@@bhukkadbaba its still very early technology. its 2020 and there only a hand full of car t type therapies approved. Hurry up doctors! lives depend on you.

Beat Ted videos ever hopefully everyone will be in remission

This was 7 years ago and Still nothing has advanced -

Fighting

,WISH THEY HAD THIS NOW IN EVERY HOSPITAL..N HAD IT 75 YRS AGO

Cures cancer in general or just leukemia? This man needs more stories to tell. One person is not enough.

@wharper88

8 жыл бұрын

+Richard Velazquez Yes, one person isn't enough, but they've had at least two dozen patients, and have already concluded Phase 2 of their clinical trials. 91% of those people are cancer-free.

@theTdawgYo

7 жыл бұрын

It has so far caused complete remission for ~21 patients (from the article I read) suffering from acute lymphoblastic leukemia, but it is a potential treatment for other cancer types as well. The question is how effective it is against other types of tumors (etc. tumors in the peritoneal cavity), especially since you must confirm the specific cancer antigens prior to treatment to avoid autoreactivity (reacting to healthy cells). You want to avoid the "cytokine storm" that follows as it can be life threatening (it's a "common" side-effect for this type of therapy), but usually curable with immediate treatment (such as anti-IL6 antibodies). Central tolerance as well as the half-life of the active T-cells are other shortcommings - but it is very promising!

@highstandards6226

4 жыл бұрын

Theoretically, it *should* work with any type of cancer. But, being science, its guaranteed, it'll have to be tried, and proven against each and every single type of cancer, individually, before the medical community will state there's a cure. They essentially HAVE to be that cautious! Or they'll be sued out the wazoo!

@highstandards6226

4 жыл бұрын

@@theTdawgYo using immune cells, they *should* automatically reproduce just as any other immune cells do. So just like your T cells know to fight chicken pox you were exposed to 20 or 30 years ago, so too, should your T cells pass on *their* immune memorizations.

@johnkissane8010

Жыл бұрын

@@highstandards6226 You are so right!! Anyone that is still in remission of three years, will not have that cancer return. That is a true fact backed by clinical trials.

I want this kind of treatment instead of chemo

I approve!

Que maravilla porqué no se aplica ya como primer terapia

WOW !!!!

Forgive me but isn't this also called CAR-T Cell therapy?

Thumbs up, if u want this research group to get the Nobel prize

Fantastic presentation. We are educating T cells to fight cancer cell. But the Tell may become over active and may produce Autoimmune disease. But we will definitely devolop certain methods to control T cells. I think he has used Car T cell therapy to cure the leukemia .

@lisaschuster686

2 жыл бұрын

I’ve seen this used for lots of cancers in these documentaries. The immune system is eventually overtaxed.

Greta is by all means special enough already. She need not rise to deliver remarkable achievements becoming this or that. She just deserves an equal opportunity to live a perfectly ordinary life. Most of us deserve at least that. Bless all of you 💋

2 1/2 yrs since this video & has anything changed for the better?

Good important

This is amazing. Just don't let anything turn into the I Am Legend movie, lol

Absolutely. Genius You're on the right track. Not too far off. But you are on the something. Hey if we can reprogram T cells. To combat this it will be a move in the right direction to cure not only cancer. But a quite a few other things. Simply genius

@johnkissane8010

Жыл бұрын

Steven, you are completely correct. Science will eradicate cancer, the human body is an incredible instrument.

One day, even with a "cure" for cancer, people would die anyway.....killed by something else. BUT, a cancer cure is still so desirable, if you have ever seen, what cancer does to a person's mind-soul, and those around him/her. Inevitably, doing away with the physicality of dying from cancer and other "physical illness" is important, so that we can develop a higher "mind-soul". Someday, they can just , "Unplug" me and that's OK....

@lisaschuster686

2 жыл бұрын

I used to laugh when I heard ads drumming up money for heart disease, which they “hoped to cure within our generation.” What would I die of instead?? Life is fatal.

Some strong critics of this approach: A New Cancer Hypothesis Update 2017 by Prof. Gershom Zajicek

@theHerathrig

4 жыл бұрын

thanks for the link. This is worrying. IS the industry jumping into this too fast? I don't know who to trust now.

NB: Good story 6 years ago. What is the Latest now. The Globe is supposed to be flooded with Testimonies by now. Please update us 🙏.

Some of these attempts or research has been going on for more than 20 years. The net result? what is the current status? when so many new approaches, why are these treatments not reaching the common man? how many years more? how many more deaths ? how many more years till these new treatment will be accessible for the common man?

@Bones98

6 жыл бұрын

shaikh jiyad blame it on the FDA. Blame it on the tedious patenting process and the amount of funding for research and development

@lisaschuster686

2 жыл бұрын

Every cancer and every person is different. This guy is way behind a long curve.

2077 still working on cure...

How is this different from the Burzynsky method which had been blasted since the 80’s? This is it isn’t it? Omg it does work. That poor man! Ty for this work.

@myyoutubechannel3161

Жыл бұрын

Dr burzynskys method I believe was a bit different

Im trying to find info on why i never get sick when i am exposed to flu all the time. In my 27 years of life ive probably gottenbsick like 4 times and only for 3-5 days

@lisaschuster686

2 жыл бұрын

Colds and flus are always mutating. When I reached your age I never got sick again. You’re building a tough immune system.

Hi Team, Please let me know if this type of treatment is also applicable for other kinds of cancer in adults like Gall Bladder Cancer etc. Please provide how we can contact Dr Micheal Jensen Thanks.

Please bring a solution for this terror called cancer without any business mindset, because you know how it feels to lose some one near and dear of you .

so what is this immunotherapy called that is 91% cure rate?

How to contact this doctor?

Promising if you can get the therapy .

@johnkissane8010

Жыл бұрын

Denise, yes you can receive this treatment. I know of a woman that flew every three weeks, from Tennessee to Florida, to receive her immunotherapy clinical trial. Do your homework and you can find the right oncologist to cure you.

What if a person's lymphatic system is where the cancer is

If ever you wondered if there would be a cancer in your lifetime, Dr. Michael Jensen is your answer. The answer is you're damn right.

@theTdawgYo

7 жыл бұрын

He just said that Dr. Jensen somehow induces cancer in the unsuspecting public. How very rude!

He relates CAR-T.

Do this therapy work for brain tumors and cancers?

information on immunce system: Immune to Cancer | Michael Jensen | TEDxStMarksSchool

😊

Dr Oiwoh is Always on time, compassionate, empathetic, easy to talk to and relates exceptionally well. Hands-down the most effective and efficient doctor I recommend him....

SOURSOP leaf tea .

people with low W.B.C. most be careful on taking probiotic bacteria's or even prebiotic's,friendly bacteria's can become a foe if out of control.Look after yourself for now.

Our Grandson... 3 relapse... Is facing this new ROAD..

@johnkissane8010

Жыл бұрын

Jamie, I hope that you are still attending your grandson’s birthdays.

Do long term fasting help the immune system feed on other invasive cells?

Dr Oiwoh has been very attentive to my health issues. I have had complicated health problems and he has addressed them all. He is very kind and patient. I am very grateful for him....

Got a growth not sure wat it is .. Had mri and can see the bustards growing I think I'll contact this guy

@myyoutubechannel3161

Жыл бұрын

What do you mean growth what kind

If the body is so intelligent there must be a good reason why these cancer cells have appeared in the first place?

@lisaschuster686

2 жыл бұрын

The dark side of evolution.

they say apricot seeds do just this B17 sell online

@PaintedShovel

4 жыл бұрын

I am under a long standing impression that apricot seeds have arsenic in them.

5 years ago..?? Why is there still cancer.. Everywhere..????????? :(

@lisaschuster686

2 жыл бұрын

Every cancer is a different disease. :(

Hopefully the key is correct, because if not, also groving cells will be exterminated.

Anaplastic large cell lymphoma dead with those t cells ,i need that they like spartans

One of these has worms in it

Every pat yourselves on the back!

This treatment is like vaccine/cure to me

@Riqrob

5 жыл бұрын

Vaccine changes/works with the invader. This therapy changes the body's defender cells

I'm so happy for Dr osaye, his herbal medication are so authentic and work's perfectly just according to how he said it would,may your great personality reign,and your soul be blessed just as you spread healing across the world.

Would it be so terrible if a baby grows up without becoming famous or the best or a savior of the world?

The cancer treatment industry has not changed in over 70 years... chemo and radiation reprehensible.

@Riqrob

5 жыл бұрын

"Chemo" has changed dramatically in just the last few years. Pls do some research. Crack a book.

@johnkissane8010

Жыл бұрын

I must disagree with you. Chemo for the most part is useless. I received three doses of Gamma Knife radiation to the brain. It destroyed cancer and cause zero damage to my brain.

Let's say this is the most promising way to kill cancer, have we figured out what cause cancer yet? Somatic mutation theory(Oncogenic gene), Warburg effect, None lethal stress to the cells? Closed cell gap junction?

Why can’t they get this rushed through for everybody. There are millions of people who are going to die so they have nothing to lose by trying this and yet it’s just a small FDA trial on just a handful of cancers? This makes no sense why the national institute of health has put thousand of people to work on this. Why FDA should hold things up? This is absolutely insane that it isn’t being widespread treating people. And why only children?

The comfortable fur disturbingly squeeze because odometer synthetically smile beneath a alcoholic sunday. giddy, mundane shrine

Lots of these TED talks are hype. People like the quick pump of were doing something to help people blah blah blah. Just spending those billions in fundraiser money

@scha777

8 жыл бұрын

+Test7017 They have cured terminally ill children, given them a life that may have been taken away, and you call this a waste of fundraiser money? Please rethink everything you wrote in that disgusting comment.

@Test7017

8 жыл бұрын

+Sumit Chakraborty And the moon is made of cheese. wheres the proof. None its all talk. my GF works at a cancer hospital theye advertise all kinds of treatments. and theye give everybody the same shit which poisons them. im not fooled

@erins.5420

8 жыл бұрын

+Test7017 +Test7017 a for profit cancer hospital? The type of hospital may explain your comment and I wouldn't disagree with you one bit but it is one sided and has not looked further into this specific Drs. affiliated hospitals and/or resources. Even Genonomics has spent 2 billion dollars and now showing real promising results after 20 years of research. One Dr. In the Midwest applies personalized genomics and individual treatment plans are showing a 20%-30% survival rate in patients with an aggressive form of cancer in later stages. That's HUGE! Just because your GF, whom I thank and commend her for working with patients who need someone who can help make their day a bit better than the last, that works in a hospital like you described that unfortunately is the majority of hospitals in our country, but there are some that are non profit, research hospitals, or whatever else not like the shitty place your GF works at. It may take years and a shit ton of $ but life is priceless.

@Test7017

8 жыл бұрын

+Erin S. blah blah blah you said nothing. watch the truth about cancer series to learn

@28theangel

6 жыл бұрын

you base on 1 thing

Funny. The words Cancer and Liberal (or Democrat) are interchangeable.

@Riqrob

5 жыл бұрын

And the common therapy is truth and knowledge.