Theralase Technologies Inc. V.TLT

The cure for cancer From Princess Margaret Hospital

[gonefishing2022]

On the verge of being a common Treatment for Bladder Cancer and More.Fda study Successful and just the waiting game for another approval. 
Check it out read there press releases

[O12009]

I was on there site and read a media releases. Could not find one for Theralase or bladder cancer. Can you give us a link. thanks

[gonefishing2022]

JUST CLICK ON THE NEWS AND YOU CAN FOLLOW LOTS OF NEWS REALEASE. THIS WILL BE A HERO IN LESS THAN 90 DAYS 

[Legit62]

Can someone post the article??

[ScienceFirst]

GoneFishing ...  Nothing here.  Please clarify. https://www.uhn.ca/corporate/News/Pages/news_landing.aspx

[gonefishing2022]

It's simple click on news on this page and you can see lots of info and new from this company..

[ScienceFirst]

GoneFishing ... please provide a link of the article.  A simple cut and paste will all guide us on your source we cannot find. "cure" is indeed a word that cannot be used lightly.  So I'm a bit skeptic unless I see your link.

[99942Apophis]

 Hi gonefishing2022, I went to the Princess Margaret site and couldn't find the article you mentioned. Please provide the link that has the article or copy and paste it here, thanks.

[tdon1229]

The FDA doesn't endorse the use of the word "cure" when associated with any cancer treatment.  For the past two decades at least, all talk in pharma and oncology has revolved around the period of survivability ... except perhaps when a politician seeks to curry favor among the general populace.  

[ScienceFirst]

GoneFishing ... If you're talking about this July 19 news release, this is nothing we're not aware of and TLT is too.   https://www.uhn.ca/corporate/News/Pages/Green_light_for_cancer_therapy.aspx This is less powerful than our technology.  I remember reading UHN articles on Fr. Zheng back in 2015.  They're using a thermal technology.  We're using a cold

[PBMTORBUST]

It's not a competition. Obviously we need multiple ways of treating CA....there will never be "cure" given the etiology of the disease. It's interesting to see other methods of using light in medicine. 

[99942Apophis]

Well said  PBMTORBUST,  always appreciate your thoughts.

[Eoganacht]

Hi PBMTORBUST - I can't seem to find it but I read an interview with a urologist recently who said just that. With regard to the available treatments for BCG-unresponsive NMIBC he said that they should not be regarded as competitors to each other, but rather as tools in a urologist's tool kit which may be more or less useful depending on various conditions. Here's hoping TLD1433 PDT

[PBMTORBUST]

The more options the better IMO. PDT and other light based therapies will all have a role to play. This is just the start of deveoping photosensitizers that can target CA, bacteria etc. 

[Rumpl3StiltSkin]

I think it is probably too strong to call this ACT from TLT a 'cure'. Yet, with the current advances in cancer screening/testing and the promise of TLT's ACt to eliminate the need for chemo some day, perhaps make surgeries more rare when teamed with the early testing.... That would all add up to a 'cure' IMO... :-)

[ScienceFirst]

Still waiting for a confirmation from GoneFishing on whether or not it was initially a TLT related article.

[Eoganacht]

I thought this article on WebMD.com was a reasonable way to look at it. Not everybody who receives TLD1433 pdt for NMIBC will be cured. But some people will be. The higher the "cure" rate, and the fewer the adverse side effects, the better the treatment. Is There a Cure for Cancer? When you have cancer, or care about someone who does, “cure” may be the word you want to hear more than

[Gooseybear]

Is WebMD still relevant? Remember Bork? Still long on the stock but negative feedback from any source seems to negative to more positive results. Shorts in action.?

[gonefishing2022]

Hey sorry if I used the wrong word cure,many types of treatments are needed for the horrible disease. So I just use my phone for this stuff no cut and paste. You know the news than of the last few months..It's looking good that they have a Treatment

[ScienceFirst]

Gonefishing ... We still don't know if you were talking about the technology of Dr. Zheng that I posted and that was on the Princess Margaret Hospital (and that was not about bladder cancer) or if you wanted to relate to something directly associated to Theralase. Please clarify if that was TLT related or not.  And even with your intelligent phone (iPhone or others), you can still paste