Theralase Technologies Inc. V.TLT

Dr. Arkady Mandel said

[Sosak1]

 Based on the strength of the clinical data collected and the consistently high safety and efficacy profile of Theralase^(TM)'s PDT, I am confident that TLD-1433-based therapy has the potential to become the next gold-standard in the treatment of BCG-Unresponsive patients."

[Legit62]

I would also think we may get some new data before AGM, Like SF said, all pertinant info has to be made public prior to any release to shareholders, so we may see something very positive next week IMO

[chry200030]

WOW. excellent. We should rock and rol today.!

[StevenBirch]

Looks like have found their stride again with a surprise news release. We already knew this but I liked these comments from Dr. Kulkarni, "a difficult patient population to treat" and "many also failed other investigational therapies prior to being treated with Theralase's PDT". Looking forward to the next few weeks/months.

[CancerSlayer]

  Would be interesting to know precisely how many patients received more than one drug therapy (i.e. more than BCG alone) prior to our ACT...& not referring to just your routine chemo, but to actual failed "investigational" therapies.  Would also be helpful to know why these "investigational" therapies failed (poor efficacy, increased side effects, not patient

[ScienceFirst]

CancerSlayer ... For the Ph. 1b, you have all this detail in the latest paper published.  See the link in this morning news.

[BlueFranky]

Excellent post Slayer - thank you!

[99942Apophis]

CancerSlayer as you are aware I can barely get around in medical vernacular however you wrote  The key to a durable response/cure for any solid tumor imo has to involve not only a robust cancer cell kill rate, but also a long-lasting protective immunity...for some, inducing the latter may require a form of cancer vaccine (i.e. serial boosters) or a combo treatment that engenders a more

[CancerSlayer]

  Sorry for the late response...busy day today.  You raise an excellent point Apophis that unfortunately doesn't have a clear answer.  Assuming there are enough cancer cells destroyed, any treatment will generally induce an anticancer immune response (just as BCG does).  However, it would be very difficult to quantify how much a particular prior therapy would impact a

[99942Apophis]

Thanks CancerSlayer your medical education clears many of my questions and my ignorance in that field, my medical knowledge is from watching the movie Dr. Frankenstein lol.

[Infinity]

Thank you Cancer Slayer for explaining the difficulty in the different types of treatments and immune system's responses.   Very precise and easy to understand.   I gather that 1. PDT developed by our little company offers a very viable treatment if not a complete cure.  2. The PDT can be repeated for certain patients who do not respond as well to the initial treatment

[Lesalpes29]

Not much interest for this kind of stock in a bear market maybe? News on BTD and deal with a big pharma will solve ower penny stock status I hope!