Ashley contact Cytodyn
Leronlimab targets the CCR5 receptor. For appendix cancer, this could help by blocking CCR5 signaling, which is often upregulated and promotes metastasis and immune
suppression. A patent for a Phase two basket trial mentions appendix cancer as one of twenty-two solid tumor types included.
They have 5 mTNBC patients from that basket trial (compassionate use) that are still alive and disease free almost 6 years. The FDA has expanded access program for mTNBC ,but you may be able to get it right to try or compassionate use with the company and your doctor.
https://t.co/iCMQtmXg9t
@MikeSheikh2 Leronlimab upregulates PD-L1, turning cold tumors hot. Since checkpoint inhibitors like Keytruda work mainly in PD-L1–positive patients (~15%), Leronlimab could make most solid tumor patients eligible. This represents a true paradigm shift in solid tumor treatment.
@ScottAdamsSays@ScottAdamsSays Scott call Cytodyn for the prostate compassion use trial funded by an anonymous doner. The drug LERONLIMAB turns cold tumors hot, making almost all patients responsive to immunotherapy (checkpoint inhibitors)Hot tumors are pdl1positive
https://t.co/yZIeBfjRm5
@JasonJournoDC@ScottAdamsSays Please scott call cytodyn.
Their drug leronlimab upregulates pdl1 ,turning cold tumors hot and responsive to checkpoint inhibitors.They have compassionate use Eind program funded by a private donor for prostate cancer. You have everything to gain.
@ScottAdamsSays Scott look into LERONLIMAB by cytodyn. It upregulates pdl1 making checkpoint inhibitors effective.
5/5 mTNBC patients are alive now 5 years with combo leronlimab and checkpoint inhibitors