Canadian technology We had an ignorant here not so long ago complaining about Thera being a Canadian company. This was totally ridiculous. This country, for its size, is as good as any advanced country. A lot of good research is made in Canada. Look at this video from Canadian Nuclear Laboratories, about the production of medical grade Actinium 225. This radioisotope is the next big thing in nuclear therapies against cancers.
Look also at the third link. It is a short presentation by a doctor from Vancouver about the use of actinium 225 instead of Lu177 in eithe neuroendocrine tumors or prostate cancer. Results are simply spectacular. Just imagine if SORT1+ platform concept is fully validated. Imagine future PDCs with actinium 225. This is not science fiction. All parts of these potential PDCs exist now.
I know it cannot happen rapidly, but it shows the incredible potential SORT1+ could have with a much more potent cytotoxic agent than docetaxel. That's why the formal proof of concept is so critical and there is no patent on actinium 225. Thera could develop a new PDC that they would totally own. Also, imagine what it is for a patient like me to see these results. If need be I will go to India to have it, but I hope it could be available in Canada in a few years. The fight against cancer is really progressing fast on many fronts. There is hope.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MjL_LJm8CqI
https://www.cnl.ca/health-science-2/actinium-225/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3tpUKgf7gQ