B-vaxx - a sleeper surprise?, page-47

"If Imugene (IMU) becomes the best and safest treatment amongst the cancer patients, what will happen to the current medicines?
Will chemotheraphy still continue?"

That's a big question. The usual answer would be that chemo and the like will still be around for a long time, because that has always been the case.

But then when one looks at the pre-clinical and mouse data for cf33, one starts to wonder. Tested against the 60 usual cancer cell lines, it worked against them all.

Remember that the plan for cf33 is that it kick starts/helps one's own immune system to detect and kill the nasty cells, just like it used to do in the patient - and just like it does in none cancer sufferers all the time.

This also means that it should be completely safe.

So if it does work in humans as it has in mice (and that's obviously not a given) then it really could mean the end of chemo. But as the saying goes "there has never been a better time for a mouse with cancer".

It would be lovely to see the end of chemo, having seen what it does to people.

cheers