THE MESSAGE IS GETTING STRONGER …
Surely IMU HC followers are noticing a considerable increase in postings, tweets, videos, ads, etc from IMU over recent times. And, to say they are very positive, is somewhat of an understatement.
The positive quotes from Yuman, Saul, Lesley, Nick, etc seem to me to be ‘on the increase’. I don’t think I am imagining this.
I also think, during yesterday’s ProActive video, Lesley almost let the cat out of the bag. In Davy’s words
@davybabyk … “Another strong indication that the "early signs" from the Checkvacc and Vaxinia trials are indeed very good”. It would certainly seem so.
Also in the video Lesley mentions that the IMU where surprised by the speed of the OnCARlytics IND approval from the FDA. To my knowledge it is not common at all for this to occur, especially from an organisation (ie. the FDA) that is clearly ‘operating on overload’ at the moment.
Along with tweets from ‘non-local’ patients who are ‘desperate’ to join the IMU trials in an effort to prolong their life or, dare I say it, be blessed with a cure. I would expect that they are learning about the work of IMU from their own oncologist, who clearly believe IMU has something to offer a patient that is running out of time and options.
As I think Davy mentioned (using different words), either the IMU team is seeing (witnessing in the lab) the ‘holy grail’, or they are just ‘losing touch’ with reality. I think that the later is highly unlikely.
And as
@valueadd has said ... "
For the visionary we could be seeing major movements in the " tectonic plates " of Oncolytic treatments"
We know that, what the IMU team want most is … new, safe, cheap (off the shelf) and effective treatments for cancer. I just can’t believe that they would risk their considerable reputations, by ALL getting carried away, and recklessly ‘mis-leading’ the scientific community about their cancer research. In my view, we are about to witness the greatest leap in cancer treatment, ever. I also think we will have absolute proof very soon.
As always, just one poster’s opinion on a Saturday morning.
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