Melissa has been fighting AML since April, two rounds of chemo down. The road ahead may include a transplant (90–100 more hospital days) and years of treatment. Her friends started a GoFundMe to help with the costs. Any share or support means so much.
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Melissa is fighting leukemia. Her journey has been tough, her strength & the love from her family are inspiring. Every donation helps cover ongoing medical expenses & travel costs, so Melissa can focus on healing & coming home stronger. #MelissaStrong https://t.co/qP2OyaIBVw
@elonmusk Grok has already been great in helping me follow doctor’s notes and lab work for my wife’s chemotherapy. Just drafting question to asking or comparing groks answers and theirs. Can’t wait to see it to continue to improve exponentially. 🚀
Today’s Moderna mRNA cancer vaccine news is the kind of breakthrough that can’t come soon enough.
After living inside the commercial machine that is cancer treatment, the idea of turning this into a software problem feels like the first real hope in a long time.
With the big cancer vaccine news today, here's a comprehensive map of the landscape.
There are 494 therapeutic cancer vaccines in development: 241 in phase 1, 220 in phase 2, 33 in phase 3, and 11 approved globally (only two in the US).
Here's the map: https://t.co/tLZGcDxgDg
@Dogetothemoon Couldn’t come soon enough for cancer.
After seeing the industrial-scale infrastructure and commercial machine that current cancer treatments have become, the idea of turning this into a programmable “software” problem feels like the first real shot at something better.
Elon Musk on artificial RNA - you can basically cure almost anything.
"There is probably a lot of opportunity in synthetic medicine. These days, you can essentially create custom RNA.
Medicine has traditionally been analog. Most of the time, we have discovered drugs almost by accident. It is like finding sticks in a forest and saying, “This stick seems like it would make a useful club.” The way we have found medicines in the past has been quite primitive.
But now that we can construct synthetic RNA, you can effectively think of the future of medicine as being digital. If you know what to program into a synthetic RNA strand, then I think you can basically cure almost anything."
Positive interim MIRACLE data showed complete remission rates three times higher than control in relapsed/refractory AML. For more recent highlights and a clinical development update, visit: https://t.co/TzbeCUHEn8 $MBRX
@elonmusk Commercial divers are some of the most capable people you could put alongside a moon-base robotics team.
I’ve got 25 years in the field and I’m ready to put that experience to work. In return I’m looking for a way to keep providing for my wife while she fights AML.
@SherrylKenney@elonmusk Thanks, saturation divers really would be a great fit. Use to living in tanks similar to the space station. Small, having to use double valves safety systems and use of hatches to transfer pressure.
8 signs you're doing well in life:
You have a roof over your head.
You have food in your fridge.
You have clean clothes.
You have clean water.
Someone loves you.
You try to do better.
You have dreams.
You're breathing.