When Girrawheen father-of-five Robert Sutherland was diagnosed withlymphoma after finding a large lump in his groin in 2019, he was adamant hewould not accept chemotherapy as part of his treatment.
He said he was lucky to be accepted as the first person to be treated inthe trial, adding the results were “better than winning the lotto”.
The above is excerpt from the article posted. Sounds like this patient don't have to go through 2 or 3 SOC before being allowed to go onto this trial. With immune system fully intact, no wonder the success rate seems very high.
So why can't IMU trials take on patients whose immune system have not been bastardised by 2 or 3 SOC treatment??? I am sure their results would have been just as spectacular if not better.
By the way, congrats to all those lucky patients on this trial.
