$NWBO @MHRAgovuk@FDA@DrOzCMS@POTUS@Merck@NHSBT@SpimacoAddwaeih
Treatment initially FOR GBM and then future treatment for all Solid Tumors coming in the UK. More Countries will follow as demand will surely rise from the successful treatments that will be seen in UK, similar to the GBM treatment given to Braelyn and many others in the United States. @HollensbeAmanda
"NHS Blood and Transplant's (NHSBT) Therapeutic Apheresis Services (TAS) and Cellular and Molecular Therapies (CMT) teams are supporting the UK production of DCVax®-L – a treatment for Glioblastoma multiforme (GBM), an aggressive form of primary brain cancer, as well as all solid tumours."
$NWBO Remember to Thank a Veteran today for their
Dedication and Service regardless of what political direction you reside on, we are all Americans. Also, thanks to the families who hold the Fort down while the Veteran is Overseas and or in harms way.
Thank you by the way for the article in the Maui paper as well : "Every few months, a young 19-year-old woman from South Carolina boards a plane to London. She isn’t going sightseeing. She’s going to get her next dose of a cancer treatment that was invented in the United States, developed by an American company, and credited by her doctors with clearing a brain tumor other surgeons had refused to touch. She was diagnosed with glioblastoma at 16. It is the most common and most lethal brain cancer, the disease that killed John McCain and Beau Biden. Her tumor came back so aggressively after her first surgery that doctors stopped operating. This was a death sentence."
Made in America. Banned in America.
Braelyn's scans are clear thanks to an American treatment, one she has to fly to the UK to get. In Clemson, she told President Trump her story.
No American should need a passport to get an American treatment. #RightToTry
$NWBO @HollensbeAmanda Amanda, Did you guys meet with Professor Anthony Chalmers who is Chair of the Brain Tumour Group and leading the 3 month GBM review for the Prime Minister? I wanted to know if that meeting happened was it a positive meeting? If you are allowed to share that information. Thank you.
@FlemmingBruce So if not approved by Mid January when his report to prime minister is given let’s see what he says about DCVax if anything. I do not trust anyone at this point and time of almost 3 years
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$NWBO 20K per month for Optune? Did her doctors even mention DCVAX-L ?
"After my operation, my oncologist at Addenbrooke’s, Dr Marieke Thompson, mentioned a clinical trial that was about to begin. She left the room to gather more details and returned to tell me about EF-41, a trial taking place in the UK and around the world. It uses Optune®, a treatment for glioblastoma patients, alongside oral chemotherapy (temozolomide) and intravenous immunotherapy (pembrolizumab).
Dr Thompson explained what it would involve. I’ll wear a cap fitted to my scalp, which means shaving my head three times a week so the electrical impulses could reach the tumour cells properly which might leave my skin sore or tender. The device sends electric impulses, called Tumour Treating Fields (TTF), to the tumour cells to stop them from dividing and multiplying. It’s portable, and I’ll be wearing it for up to 20 hours a day. Right now, no one knows how long I’ll need it – it could be weeks, could be months – but I’ll be closely monitored with regular MRI scans to track how I’m responding.
When Dr Thompson told me how much the treatment can cost outside of a trial – as much as £20,000 a month – I was stunned. I honestly don’t know how I would have afforded it otherwise, or how anyone does. I felt incredibly lucky to be included in the trial, and it felt like it was about being in the right place at the right time. Access to treatment shouldn’t come down to luck. It’s a stark reminder that we’re not all starting from the same place when it comes to healthcare."
What inspires someone to take on their first ever marathon? 💛
For Alana McKenna, it was her mum, Annalisa. Annalisa, a teaching assistant and yoga teacher from Bedfordshire, was diagnosed with a Grade 4 glioblastoma in March 2025 after suffering a seizure out of the blue.
Since then, she has faced brain surgery, radiotherapy and chemotherapy, and is now taking part in a clinical trial. Throughout it all, she has shown incredible resilience and positivity.
Inspired by her mum's strength, Alana took on the York Marathon last month, completing her first ever 26.2 miles and raising a fantastic £1,854.60 for Brain Tumour Research.
A huge thank you to Alana for turning her love for her mum into such an incredible fundraising achievement.
Read Annalisa’s story: https://t.co/NgMT5dsJAY
#TogetherWeWillFindACure #BrainTumourAwareness #Marathon
$NWBO With this news today as shared by Amanda today, this should cement the approval in the UK, now its not just if it will be approved, its when. @MHRAgovuk@POTUS@DrOzCMS https://t.co/vCcQhLAq0C
What an absolute honor to have been invited to sit in the Speaker’s VIP box. A huge Thank You to Sharon Hodgson, Labour MP for highlighting this very important issue affecting so many people in both of our countries, and beyond. We are grateful for the warm reception and the support of our “cousins” on the other side of the pond!
#DcVaxForBraelyn
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