Global cancer center offering next-generation therapies like bispecific vaccine; intratumoral immunotherapy and more, unavailable in the U.S. and Canada.
@exosome Without a doubt. ICCA CancerCare leads the charge in bringing next-gen immunotherapy to late stage cancer patients via intratumorally injected vaccines and solid tumor antibodies, light years away from getting approved in U.S. NK and T cells are the Holy Grail.
@liuxuewu Congratulations Liu. You are well intended and your persistence is what it will take to get your protocol ultimately accepted by mainstream medicine!
@jasonwilliamsmd We were introduced to intratumoral chemotherapy in 2015 from our oncologic colleagues in China. We have since moved into intratumoral immunotherapy with PD1 or PDL1 adjuvants. This far surpasses systemic chemotherapy in our clinical experience.
@BenSasse considered looking beyond U.S. for outstanding next gen cancer care, that actually have new treatment modalities 10 years away from approval in the U.S. to wit, bispecific EpCAM/CD3 vaccine like antibody developed for adenocarcinomas; https://t.co/9tKj2X4BuQ. Nothing to lose!
@jasonwilliamsmd Thanks again Dr Williams! Your intuitive and clinical insights are always timely and relevant. Our center is currently using a less ubiquitous il12 because we primarily focus on highly expressive EpCAM surfaces (e.g, adenos) wherein Anktiva is applied to the masses so to speak.
@GreereMedeea We donโt challenge Dr Soon-Shidongโs contributions to cancer therapy nor brilliance however, in years of clinical use, weโve found that hypofractionated radiation with chemosensitizing agent (say 10 fractions 3Gy/fraction) can be beneficial without compromising immune system.