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I have Her2+ 3mm removed from left breast no nodes effected have had chemo and am on trzumabab and on anastrozone therapy surgery 6 months ago now they suggested radiation originally no radiation was mentioned they said 98 % clear should I benefit from radiation now

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This is MY oncologist and I love him dearly. He is the best that ever done it. He provides the most awesome care to me that I could have ever imagined. he is a great listener and he goes above and beyond his duties to ensure that I am receiving the highest quality of care emotionally as well as medically and physically ..I don’t know what my cancer Journey would have been like without him… I totally trust his judgment, suggestions, and professional knowledge and expertise as well as his amazing medical team that works along closely with him. If you’re like me battling lung cancer, this is the doctor you would want to have… keep up the good work DR.REUSS,..keep saving lives and giving hope to the hopeless, you are amazing and gifted by God in my book🙏🏾🙏🏾

Have any of you doctors looked into Dr. Thomas Seyfrieds work on cancer being caused by a meatabolic disorder?

today i got tested and became an oncologist, and this is exactly what i wished i had seen 24 hrs earilier. all other aspects and protocols you talked about served me greatly. keep up such blessed work.

you guys just keep making it better and better! please bring back the images, treating schema and screenshots of the main trials

Thank you for this very informative talk

excellent summation. thanks.

Nice topic

😊 Breast cancer very interesting Field 😊😊.

Thanks for tips

Another awesome update! Are there any plans to offer CMEs for watching the discussions and probably taking a test afterwards?

Nice

Excellent

She sounded Irish, was she? Is she in America or Ireland?

Perfect👏🏻👏🏻

hi thanks for the clips please add Sarcoma , Metastatic breast cancer and latest of ALL to your upcoming discussions!

Holistic approach please, not cut and burn. Big pharma always? Or perhaps not.

Really thanks for this topic ... hope to see more of net, nec and ALL , rectum , ... thanks

Thank you for this conversation. It will be great if we can discuss topics like cancer related fatigue and pain in general. This helps community oncologists to manage symptoms especially when we don't have access to palliative care service. Thank you

My husband will be getting tarlatamab in about 1 1/2 weeks. Hopefully he will be able to get histotripsy on his liver as well.

As always this is pure Gold!

Very helpful. Thank you.

Zulauf Ferry

I am a medical oncologist from Pakistan. I will say ur vidoes are amazing, watching them regularly. Learnt alot especially from the algorithm. Unfortunately Tx are for well developed countries. I would request you to involve Low income countries and ask them real world treatments they give and find the gaps

I am a medical oncologist from Pakistan. I will say ur vidoes are amazing, watching them regularly. Learnt alot especially from the algorithm. Unfortunately Tx are for well developed countries. I would request you to involve Low income countries and ask them real world treatments they give and find the gaps

Lois Shoal

Great work sir

Standard of care? How sad . Treating any and all cancer types using standard of care is like a cop showing up after the shooting is over … Treating radical cell division (cancer ) by trying to kill the cancer with radiation etc. instead of just cutting off what feeds the cancer and just starving it. Cancer feeds on only two foods Glutamine and glucose ( sugar ) thru fermentation …cut the carbs and feed your body on ketones Cancer can’t feed on ketones

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This was incredibly helpful and educational. Is there any new data regarding Nivo-AVD in pediatrics that I can look up for AS NSCHL in teens? I know it’s now the frontline for patients over 60 but curious if newer data shows it to be safe for the younger group as this video/research was over a year ago? Thanks for your channel and all you share

Keep it up, this is excellent.

My low risk mugs is now smoldering myeloma

Thank you so much for your great discussion

Thank you for telling the truth,the onco standards are 5 years after treatment is considered a cured case,but then the damaged cardio issues kill the patient,BUT the onco system says,0 NO this patient didnt die from cancer they died from a badly damaged cardiac system So ypu cant blame us oncos,,all while our onco system gained millions $$$$$$,,my elder father was caught by this trap, lucky i was able to stop this greedy process b4 it killed him

Amazing video!!!

Great overview, it would be great to have one final summary slide.

Hi. I’m 43 and I just was diagnosed with invasive lobular breast cancer with triple positive and BRCA1. Tumor size 8mm on MRI, 5mm on ultrasound. Just had a double mastectomy and waiting on pathology still after surgery to confirm size and if it has spread to lymph nodes. Seems rare to be lobular and HER2. Treatment with no spread is planned for 12 weeks of taxol and herceptin for 12 months with tamoxifen after. Any advice? Do you offer consults?

Look at cancer as a metabolic disease. You doctors need to watch dr seyfried

Thank you 🙏🏻

what about a elevated Kappa FLC, plus a high d-dimer (900)?

That was great. Thank you. When are you going to do the NET p and GI treatment with Mark Lewis? He is great. Can´t wait. I listen to you guys almost daily in Spotify

Next standard of care💪

I'm kappa light chain MGUS, but it's just 38.69, ratio 3.06. At what point would a bone marrow biopsy be done? When my ratio reaches 100? I understand the "watch and wait" in MGUS and SMM, but I thought a baseline BMB was standard after MGUS diagnosis via serum.

Thanks! Excellent discussion

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