Non-chemo OVCA therapy
The best part of this article is the part where the expert says (and I paraphrase) "patients with ovarian cancer, for various reasons, are living longer than ever before."
http://www.cancernetwork.com/ovarian-cancer/content/article/10165/2042908
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Thanks for the appreciation.Honordon said:Very Interesting
I always read what you have to say I find you knowledge extremely helpful and do like that statement "patients with ovarian cancer, for various reasons, are living longer than ever before." yeah for that and again thank-you
Thanks for the appreciation. The PPAR inhibitors haven't gotten through phase III trials yet and I hope the FDA understands that it isn't always about "overall survival" if the benefit outweighs the risk regarding progression-free survival.0 -
Cancer Networkwhiterose said:Hello
I went to that link and it was a registration page for members only. Is there another link? I would like to read. Thanks.
The membership to the Cancer Network is free. The article is an interview/discussion that is not available anywhere else.
You could unsubscribe to the Cancer Network emails that come with membership; however, you might find the information useful.0
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