This is Mike’s wife, posting this note on his account so his friends and colleagues are aware: Mike peacefully passed away Tuesday night. Praising God for the many years we had together laughing and loving and traveling with the best two kids on earth. https://t.co/Ts7L4uiEzt
We’ve plotted the ultimate US road trip to the restaurants that serve up the best regional specialities each state has to offer: https://t.co/9iQxamYjD4 via @Orbitz
@CBSNews@DrLahita Don't make the mistake that this one photo represents the country or even Georgia. My kids are in school in school in Georgia and both said the students are well spread in their halls. It's a school-by-school issue and depends on building size and population.
Latest MRI showed a new tumor, size of a pencil eraser that grew aggressively in 4 weeks. Next up is a clinical trial of LOXO-195, the next gen of my primary drug. Hopefully this will keep the tumor growth at bay for a while longer! https://t.co/zR018kig3s #BTSM@NIHBrainTumor
@gregfenves @EmoryUniversity I hope you and your family will love it here! My family has been in Athens and a part of UGA since I left Austin and UT in 2017. @EmoryUniversity is a great institution. Welcome!
@NBTStweets I’ve been on it for 6 months with no recurrence so fa4 and am at 18 months post dX with a recurrence at 9 months. That being said, I’ve heard no updates on the drug in months. Is anyone still push8ng this drug forward to stay 8nfrom of mutations?
@NBTStweets Question for roundtable... I’m lucky enough to have a GBM tumor biopsy with an NTRK-2 gene mutation. That bio marker allowed me to obtain the drug Vitrakvi which may be the only new FDA approved drug from gbm 8n a while.
July 22 is #GBMDay. A day to encourage awareness, to honor those who have lost their lives & those currently fighting (me!), to support efforts to develop better treatments, & to urge a collaborative approach to brain tumor research. Consider giving today!
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@theIBTA How has this discovery led to advances for other cancer treatments in the past? It sounds exciting. (I was diagnosed in Jan 2019, so I’m 18 months into my glioblastoma treatment).