Immunotherapy plus BRAF?
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Immunotherapy plus BRAF?

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    • January 16, 2017 at 10:15 pm
    Gwenmorgan
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      Has anyone tried this recently and seen success?  I saw a clinical trial recruiting from Seattle but no results?  A presentation at at ASCO by RAbio buying can't access the poster session.  Any help or direction for information would be very much appreciated.  Thank you.

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        • January 17, 2017 at 1:15 pm
        Gwenmorgan
        Participant

          Rabia Not buying, presenting- sorry on phone and iPad at same time and trying to teach the 6's in multiplication to a 3rd grader for a time test.

          • January 17, 2017 at 1:15 pm
          Gwenmorgan
          Participant

            Rabia Not buying, presenting- sorry on phone and iPad at same time and trying to teach the 6's in multiplication to a 3rd grader for a time test.

            • January 17, 2017 at 1:15 pm
            Gwenmorgan
            Participant

              Rabia Not buying, presenting- sorry on phone and iPad at same time and trying to teach the 6's in multiplication to a 3rd grader for a time test.

              • January 22, 2017 at 7:06 pm
              Gwenmorgan
              Participant

                So I had my first Keytruda treatment and am abruptly stopping BRAF for this concurrent treatment for idiotic insurance reasons.  However, I have had 9 brain mets over the past 2 years and some lung ones, some brain surgeries, cyber knife treatments, ambulance rides and general shit too and  I'm trying to determine side effects of treating with Keytruda and BRAF from an actual patients perspective not a statistical report and I'm selfish and am really interested in actual success with LM.  Thanks anyone?

                • January 22, 2017 at 7:06 pm
                Gwenmorgan
                Participant

                  So I had my first Keytruda treatment and am abruptly stopping BRAF for this concurrent treatment for idiotic insurance reasons.  However, I have had 9 brain mets over the past 2 years and some lung ones, some brain surgeries, cyber knife treatments, ambulance rides and general shit too and  I'm trying to determine side effects of treating with Keytruda and BRAF from an actual patients perspective not a statistical report and I'm selfish and am really interested in actual success with LM.  Thanks anyone?

                  • January 22, 2017 at 7:06 pm
                  Gwenmorgan
                  Participant

                    So I had my first Keytruda treatment and am abruptly stopping BRAF for this concurrent treatment for idiotic insurance reasons.  However, I have had 9 brain mets over the past 2 years and some lung ones, some brain surgeries, cyber knife treatments, ambulance rides and general shit too and  I'm trying to determine side effects of treating with Keytruda and BRAF from an actual patients perspective not a statistical report and I'm selfish and am really interested in actual success with LM.  Thanks anyone?

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