I think @Watmighthavben is basing his opinion on this man...Last...

I think @Watmighthavben is basing his opinion on this man...Last time I checked he is a world renowned leader in cancer research. Sorry but who were you basing your opinions on?

Weren't you present at the Sydney Investor Roadshows @shareman Oh that's right, you don't own any IMU shares.



Yuman Fong, MD, received the 2022 Flance-Karl Award from the American Surgical Association (ASA), and Leslie Bernstein, PhD, received the Margaret L. Kripke Legend Award for Promotion of Women in Cancer Medicine and Cancer Science.

This week, City of Hope National Medical Center, a Comprehensive Cancer Center in Duarte, California, announced that 2 faculty had received major awards: Yuman Fong, MD, received the 2022 Flance-Karl Award from the American Surgical Association (ASA), and Leslie Bernstein, PhD, received the Margaret L. Kripke Legend Award for Promotion of Women in Cancer Medicine and Cancer Science.

Fong, who is chair of City of Hope’s Department of Surgery and director of its Center for Surgical Innovation, received one of the most prestigious awards in science, given annually to a surgeon in the United States who has made seminal contributions in translational research that have applications in clinical surgery.

Described by his peers as a pioneer both in the operating room and in the laboratory, Fong is an expert in cancers of the livers, pancreas, bile ducts, and gall bladder. He has designed and deployed surgical tools and techniques in surgery—including robotic tools—while also developing genetically modified viruses to destroy cancer cells by harnessing the immune system in the attack on cancer. He is one of the most highly cited researchers in the world, having written and edited more 1000 scholarly articles and 22 textbooks.

“My work is focused on advancing cancer therapies for the benefit of patients,” Fong said in a statement from City of Hope. “This is a great honor to be recognized among such an extraordinary group of surgeons who have received this award in previous years. I am so grateful to City of Hope for providing an environment that has allowed me to invent and to mentor young surgeons in research. I am particularly happy because this recognition puts City of Hope surgical research in the national spotlight.”

So wjho do you base your research on @shareman? Have you ever done any research?

Just out of interest @shareman do you know what an oncolytic virus is? Have ou taken time out to study the initial Check Vacc data presented at ASCO last year? Cults are built on brain washing, Imugene's science is built on facts..