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Hello maam, I have completed my master's in Biotechnology and very much enthusiastic about persuing research in Cancer ? As an international student what will be the procedure and qualifications needed to be part of your institution

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My heart bleeds how long is the scam going to go on for been researching for decades wake up uk the ceo is on 275.000£ a year most of that could go into hospitals what a waste of money probably jumping around in a top notch motor wearing a top notch suit wake up

Where can I go and do my own experiment

Im dealing with lymphoma going through my first round of chemo now. So far the only thing ive noticed is a light headace. So to anyone going for this treatment it does not have to be as bad as some People make it out to be. Thanks to you guys and your team we need intelligent people like you to and it has to feel Good to be working on something that can help so many people around the world

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For any researchers watching - what kinds of practices have you brought in to improve sustainability in your labs? We love to share & learn from each other :)

thank you. it`s really interesting... i wanna to ask you about good and simple sources to know types of common cell lines that used nowadays because i am student of organic chemistry master and want to know most common types that we can use to test anti proliferative activity of new synthetic drugs.

We'd love to hear your new year's resolutions for 2022! And 2021 while we're at it... did you stick to them?! Not sure we did😅 - hence going for more achievable ones this year!

Wow, I really enjoyed this talk. Publicly available data is definitely the way to go!! Everyone benefits, and it's hugely beneficial to institutions that can't afford to do the heavy lifting to get the data in the first place. It's great to hear that shared data is helping you be more efficient in the lab. "Research waste" is a real thing that goes beyond just physical objects! I also wanted to say how exciting it is to hear about how numerical/modeling type data is useful in cancer research... my own approach is numerical, and it's exciting when simulations or numerical data turns out to point to a real thing in observations. Keep up the great work and I look forward to your next video!

Welcome back, and thank you for an awesome presentation.

Interested in new non-narcotic cancer-fighting cannabinoids?🙋‍♂️

Great presentation, thank you!

Hey I was wondering what degree do you have or need to do cancer research?

Well presented and very informative. Thank you.

I donated to the glioblastoma trials. Someone I love has this brain cancer and I am terrified of losing them.

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Very interesting. I'm not a scientist, but love your videos and your new format. (e)KEITHWINTER

Wow, great stuff, I am subbed! I thought you found a nice balance - not too technical but not too simplified. I'm looking forward to listening to your earlier videos!

Just discovered your channel on Twitter, great video! I just finished my biochemistry PhD earlier this year (nothing cancer related), and found the level of detail perfect 😊 Keep up the good work!

Very interesting! Could even listen to this as a podcast, I've got it playing in the background. You've got a sub!

This is very informative. Thank you!

Have you heard of the latest research into the use of anti-histamines in fighting cancer?

Awesome video! Thank you so much, Hayley and Susan. I know many men who haven't seen a doctor in over 20-years. If it weren't for regular PSA testing, I would have had no idea my PSA was rising. I had a random biopsy, and it was negative. I'm grateful my doctor recommended to continue PSA testing even though I had no symptoms, a clear DRE, and a negative biopsy. Years later, an MRI identified a significant analogy and a targeted biopsy confirmed cancer. My tumour was the size of two-golf balls!! If I had known about the MRI, I would have refused the random biopsy. The MRI and targeting biopsy would have found my cancer earlier and, therefore, not allow it to continue to grow undetected. It turns out that my cancer was in the final stage before breaching the prostate, and I had absolutely no symptoms. Men shouldn't wait for 20-years before seeing a doctor. In fact, they shouldn't wait for symptoms to have an annual checkup.

Very instructive and clear ! Thank you for sharing such valuable information and giving ideas to youngsters and young students to become post-docs and scientists in Health !

Nice video! Sometimes I imagine it's the handle of a lightsaber and we're using the force to find novel therapeutic/diagnostic approaches...

This is a great start but there is so much more. Both phytocannabinoids like THC and CBD and our own self-made endocannabinoids like anandamide and 2-AG kill cancer cells through similar mechanisms. This reality would make it far more likely that phytocannabinoids would indeed work in humans, which has been reported consistently for over 10 years by at least hundreds of patients and now documented in several PubMed case studies. A placebo-controlled trial from GW Pharmaceuticals also proved that THC and CBD could synergize with chemotherapy to extend survival in glioblastoma patients. Cannabis is far from perfect and doesn't work for everyone but there is no doubt at this point it can produce anticancer effects in some patients. Just like CBD fighting epilepsy was scoffed at by the medical community in 2013, and then went on to become an FDA-approved drug to treat seizures literally no other pharmaceuticals could touch, the same is going to happen for cancer.

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Thank you for this video, Susan! Alina from EKred

Interesting, can you do a video on autophagy and the effects on cancer cells and normal cells ? And What are all the nutrients you are giving the cancer cells to stay a live?

Hey, why does a normal cell change in to a cancerous cell ?

Thank you so much, Susan and Hayley, for including the patients' voice! Very important messages. Well done!

Hi Hayley, so with all of this experience behind your belt, what do you think would be the best degree to get, in order to work in cancer research? Would you do biochemistry again, or maybe you recommend something else, like biotechnology, medicine , biology, medical science etc. ?

Hi, I wonder, would you be able to answer my question: How would you compare cancer research in Europe to research in States ( funding, scale etc.) I seems like all the new things come from institutions like Dana Faber Cancer Institute, MD Anderson Cancer Center etc. I am not involved in cancer research in any way, I am veterinarian, but I find oncology a fascinating field of science.

Would be interested to learn more,

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Thank you so much for your work in cancer research! My name is Gogs, and I was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2017. I had no symptoms, even though the cancer was in the final stage before breaching the prostate. The tumour was significant in size and was out of reach of the DRE. Since my PSA continued to rise without explanation, I had a prostate biopsy. The results were negative for cancer. At the time, I assumed this meant that I was cancer-free but didn't realize the biopsy was random and could miss cancer. My PSA continued to rise over the years, and it was recommended that I have an MRI. The results identified a significant anomaly that was then targeted by another prostate biopsy. This time the results were positive. Since I had no symptoms, I'm grateful for regular PSA testing. Otherwise, I wouldn't have had an MRI and a targeted prostate biopsy. Although, I could have done without the first random biopsy as it missed my cancer and allowed it to grow undetected for years.

Hi. These videos are interesting. Thank you for creating them. What is the motivation for you to produce them? Also what is the incentive for people like Dr. Lina to participate in them?

It's great to see fellow scientists making videos that describe their interesting research. Nice job on this video. Keep up the good work communicating your science on TH-cam. I've added your twitter account @CRDemystified to this twitter list twitter.com/i/lists/1308431036154482688 I started called Scientist DIY TH-camrs. This is a rare group of scientists that 1. Do research, 2. Publish it in peer-reviewed journals, and 3. Share it with broadly by making videos that go on TH-cam. If you know of other Scientists that should be added to this list, please let me know @EBrennanScience

Keep marching!!! and well done!

As a Postdoc who is looking to transition from a basic life science background to clinical research jobs, I am thrilled to see your channel!

I want to talk to you I am soo much worried

Helo dear I am too much worried .i go to hospital just shoulder pain doctor did my neck x ray.he find me 2 bone color chang.then my doctor did MRI of my spine .he find multiple lisions but my blood report is normal my health is normal.even I don’t have pain in my neck and back .kindly tell me what should I do for further test I have momography also that was also oky.i did abodimanl altrasound that was also oky .kindly tell me how I find

Awesome medical understanding in the way of tumor research.

Although I teach mathematics I also teach it for research students from medical background and Im gonna share it with them. And Im from EK mission.

Good to explain to people where funding goes, most don't realize the costs involved. Well done!

Great presentation, easy to understand and you kept it real - it doesn't always work. Thanks for your work. Look forward to hearing more. Question - what factors are considered in "personalizing" immunotherapy?

Very interesting video, thanks for sharing!