RE:RE:RE:RE:Sad newsI was not surprised - he did not look very good in the newspaper account. I actually had checked for his obituary a couple of days ago thinking it was possible he may have passed. We also sensed something was amiss early on as it seemed the second dose took longer than it should have to administer. Plus, prostate cancer was not an expected early target for TH-1902. Still, it is very sad that he TH-1902 did not turn out to be something that helped him. I am sure he and his family were hoping it might be something that would make a difference and turn the course of his disease just in time. I wish it had, perhaps for others it will. May he rest in peace and may his contributions to this trial be instrumental in helping to ultimately save others.
juniper88 wrote: This came as a shock to me, especially when you consider one of the inclusion criteria of the trial:
"Have an expected survival of at least 3 months."
scarlet1967 wrote: Sad, my condolences to his family and love ones, it shows how desperately these grade 3 or 4 cancer patients need a treatment.
juniper88 wrote: My condolences to his family also. Sad news indeed.