Someone should let tweedleDumb and tweetleDumber know that killing off 99.9 percent isn’t good if that a sneeze can have 200 million viral particles in it (quick math: 200,000 live viruses per sneeze). If I could only kill 99.9% of cancer cells in my patients then 100% would die.
More #WeekendReads:
1] A pan-cancer, post-therapy genomic atlas of metastasis by @mmarra0630
https://t.co/xsUM0tYAHK
2] Two papers on SCLC CDX models and #liquidBiopsy by Caroline Dive and @LaurenByersMD
https://t.co/vVKQ6Ubeoi
https://t.co/KIxFN8Gu2k
#HappyWeekend
Very pleased to see “in print” our latest work from BC Cancer’s POG program!
Pan-cancer analysis of advanced patient tumors reveals interactions between therapy and genomic landscapes | Nature Cancer https://t.co/bd64GVujwq
Tomorrow night, I'll be speaking directly to British Columbians in a province-wide TV address to update you on BC's response to COVID-19 & how we're working to deliver the help people & businesses need in this unprecedented time.
Please join me on TV & online at 6:15pm Tuesday.
Laura Williamson from the Genome Sciences center, Vancouver providing insights into the Personalized OncoGenomics (POG) project #AGBTph19 @BCCancer_GSC