My mom had melanoma on both ankles about 30 years ago in Florida. She was incredibly fortunate to find a Dr. who removed the cancer, grew some of her cells in a lab and somehow applied the cells to the area where skin grafts were taken on her thighs I think. He told her that she would not get it again and she hasn't. She's doing great at over 80. It's wonderful that you all are so excited about this, but treatments like this should have been widely available long ago.

@raoultesla2292

12 күн бұрын

You are a anti money communist. Healing information is for the minority of the rich. Shame on you.

@sofie322

10 күн бұрын

2$(

@PoeLemic

10 күн бұрын

Glad for you. So happy that your mother is still alive and in good shape. Treasure these moments, because the clock is ticking faster for her than it is for the rest of your family.

@user-sl9uz8ut6z

9 күн бұрын

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@mycozygardencottage

9 күн бұрын

@@PoeLemic ... Thank you.

As someone who got many bad sunburns during my childhood and teen years, and who has had melanoma in recent years, this is very exciting news. I had a scare last year when my oncologist thought my melanoma might have metastasized 3:51 to my brain; the abnormality in my brain turned out to be non-cancerous, but I had just been treated for an aggressive melanoma and we knew that it could metastasize quickly. I hope this new treatment gets approved and put into wide use soon, as more melanoma is almost guaranteed to be in my near future. If I can afford the treatment, that is, what with my insurance plan that denies everything…

We need this treatment

That is wonderful news! I hope that this new treatment will eradicate and cure all kinds of cancers at all four stages to people of all ages so that the disease never comes back again.

Dr. Warner is so excited, it's really a thrill to see, and wishing you all great success at getting this treatment to patients, and expanding the scope of research on targeted immunity!

How much does it cost? My wife’s melanoma bills were over $2 million with only modest chances of survival for 5 years.

@pinchebruha405

9 күн бұрын

Terrible what they charge…😢

@MikeH-sg2ue

9 күн бұрын

$2 million for what?

@Toomanydays

8 күн бұрын

@@MikeH-sg2ue cancer drugs are expensive, opdivo plus yervoy costs nearly $40,000/ mo. Then pet scans for the body and mri’s for the brain every 3 months add up. Then radiation treatments for brain tumors aren’t cheap either. A five year battle was very pricey. It all worked but most people would have died early and not run up such huge costs.

I'm currently being treated for melanoma that's spreading with immune therapy. I'll ask my oncologist about this.

FASCINATING!!!

Like all treatments this works for some and not others. There is still more to learn.

I don’t think it was the sunburn alone; otherwise, people who live in the tropics would be plagued by melanomas, and yet, they don’t.

Just tell us how effective it is....nothing else matters

I would like to know what the difference is to Denditric or Car-T therapy..? Aren’t they all based on reprogramming your killer t-cells to recognize your cancer..?

What are the figures for melanoma in 2020 and then in the last few years.

Great news, also, for folks who have to contnually be treated for precancerous lesions and worry of the lesions becoming cancerous. Some folks stress about this continous need.

Spent. Entire summer shirtless at age 15 working on a farm 😂

@i.ehrenfest349

6 күн бұрын

Doesn’t mean you’ll get melanoma

Why can't the government fund this instead of wars un foreign countries?

@EdwardM919

15 күн бұрын

Right, instead, we spend more than the next Ten.

@tohopes

15 күн бұрын

be careful what you wish for. i wouldn't trust anything the FDA approves these days.

@felixthecat2786

14 күн бұрын

or bans on abortion

@tatianaschoenfield9819

14 күн бұрын

Too many clowns in congress who like to control other countries and benefit financially from wars.

@yarikfreerunner1

14 күн бұрын

Because not intervening in the Russian invasion- could lead to WW3.

An exciting development…but will likely be unaffordable for most.

Wow cool idea and soz simple.

🙏 💖

Like boom 🤯 dr edos is really helping people.

I hope that this works for melanoma. Maybe it can be used in other cancers.

So car-t?

What if sunscreen caused melanoma? Seems like people who need such screen often get melanoma.... could be a link nobody thought to test. It is a topical chemical, cannot be good for the skin in the long term especially after being "baked in".

@scotthanford9619

7 күн бұрын

Chemical benzene and other toxic chemicals have been found in some sunscreens. Cancer causing.

What does global warming have to do with sun exposure.

It’s the sugar/carbs, junk food, highly processed food and seed oils that make the skin susceptible to damage from the sun.

Dr. Michael Levin. Tufts Univeristy. Please read some medical research before you broadcast.

Wow, Stanford? really? that's funny, when I went to them for a horrible staph/fungal/parasite infection, they said it was just dry skin then suggested I might be crazy, not to mention violating HIPAA by talking to someone who suggested it was just dry skin. whoever that was, I don't know but never gave any previous drs approval to discuss my med condition prior to my appt for the very reason to get an unbiased pov, yet it still happened. Yes, I'm still alive 8 y later but with horrible scars all over my body and am still fighting it to stay alive trying to prevent sepsis/acidosis. NOT dry skin.

@raoultesla2292

12 күн бұрын

If you were rich you would not have any problems. Being poor, And being sick is your own fault.

@meegana.lairmylair7461

11 күн бұрын

@@raoultesla2292 yup, exactly

@DB-gl3jx

11 күн бұрын

staph, fungal, and parasitic infections are all caused by different pathogens. being unable to distinguish what caused whatever you experienced is your problem. go to a different doctor, it’s really not that hard to get second opinions.

@meegana.lairmylair7461

10 күн бұрын

​@@DB-gl3jx he was my 4th opinion, callus. It had all ready been diagnosed as staph/mrsa, we were looking for the root cause of the infection, which wasn't dry skin. he was just too lazy to investigate past someone else's bad opinion..

@PoeLemic

10 күн бұрын

@@meegana.lairmylair7461 Well, regardless of what has happened before, I sure hope that you are doing better now and have a handle on it, where you don't get worse. Becuase I know that a prior exposure to those types of infectionary pathogens, well, it can come back and be worse the next time. So, please, stay on top of it and keep up with your current doctors. Let them know if you have anything, I mean anything, that you notice is out-of-the-ordinary, then you need to go back and keep them informed. You can so easily and quickly die from something (now with those conditions you have) that would not even bother or get an ordinary person sick now. So, please, take very good care of yourself.

A.i. will hopefully find a cure based on individual patient genotyping unless the pharmaceutical companies stop it.

Sunburn? What is that

This is why liberals tend to lean towards STEM work. Way to go Stanford.

Interesting news! I think using our own immune systems to combat many cancers may have the best chances of making a big difference. Lots of "interesting" comments also. Most people getting skin cancer have a fair amount of redheaded genes (freckles, ultra white/transparent skin, easily sunburnt). These are not the typical populations in the tropics. As one commenter noted, basically, we should have stayed in Europe if we didn't want sunburns. Not sure how climate change is responsible for any increase since the sun's intensity has more to do with the sun than our small changes in the atmosphere. But go ahead with supporting "the cause" at any opportunity. I think that just numbs people to the constant trying to tie unrelated and at times total uncorrelated things to CO2. And don't get me started on the "seed oil" people. Where did this come from? Too much sun for people with freckles is bad (I have had skin cancers removed). Too high of blood sugar levels lead to inflamation of the arteries (I have stents along with my diabetes). Most of my health problems are due to things I did when I was younger and didn't heed warnings. I'm glad medicine is continuing to try and come up with solutions to problems we create for ourselves.

This is a terrible report

global warming changing the intensity of the sun…?

cancer loves sugar

Gotta get climate change in every conversation.......

@GD-tn3ez

10 күн бұрын

Yep, it’s the Satan of their climate religion. But they won’t say 💩 about the metric tons of pesticides being sprayed on our food, the hormone manipulation and antibiotics of livestock, and the big pharma drugs with 20 “side effects”. Why won’t they talk about it? Because scientists are funded by big corporations.

@leomajor88

9 күн бұрын

Yeah we do!

@GD-tn3ez

9 күн бұрын

@@leomajor88 and WE are the carbon they want to reduce. So until those who CLAIM to care and believe so much in climate change abandons ALL ways of living on the grid, I’m calling BS

@scotthanford9619

7 күн бұрын

Exactly global warming has nothing to do with the intensity of the sun.

Happens when evolution tells you to Stay in Europe but the Native Lands on a Foreign Continent look Tasty. 😋

skin cancers primarily are a result of the fact that our bodies skin oils are full of oxidized omega 6 oils from the processed seed oils we have switched to. Those rancid oils coming out of our skin are then further oxidized by the different wave lengths of the suns rays and become so toxic that they damage the dna of our skin cells to the point that they are now prone to developing carcinomas. Skin cancer increases are in direct proportion to the increase or switch from animals fats to industrial oxidized seed oils that we eat and which are in almost every processed food on the shelf.

@Specialk6894

18 күн бұрын

@van123446 can you reference your source or any scientific data?

@van123446

18 күн бұрын

@@Specialk6894 wish I could,, too long ago to remember where I saw the explanation. but should be readily obtainable with a little searching.

@sabby123456789

17 күн бұрын

I developed several moles on my skin after a year of eating walnuts (high omega-6) frequently. Now I am concerned I will develop skin cancer in the future.

@homeloveeverything2932

15 күн бұрын

This makes a lot of sense. Thank you for sharing.

@sharonteng5031

14 күн бұрын

Very enlightening. Thank you. I hope you start your channel to share tour knowledge. Many would benefit from it.

A diminishing atmosphere due to over consumption of molecular oxygen from burning hydrocarbons results in more UV energy reaching the Earth's surface where it becomes light and then HEAT. More UV energy

@Anton-yc1uk

13 күн бұрын

Time to cancel oil huh? Eat dried bugs.... cancel cars.... protest Israel.... protest white people.... vote Democrat.

@meegana.lairmylair7461

11 күн бұрын

adding, the soot build up over the caps which absorb more heat thus faster melts and warmer climates. resulting in a warmer drift which ultimately warms even more, gathers pollution that builds on the soot when clouds are released in the caps. horrible loop. only solution is to implode the caps to shake up the soot so the caps reflect / deflect the uv/sun so the caps freeze over again.

😁

How much will this cost? My dad had to spend $8000 a month for “ breakthrough” lung cancer treatment. Didn’t work. This will be the same.