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Jing Liang 🇺🇦

@AppleHelix

Entrepreneur. Drug hunter. Anti-ideologues, Anti-medical nihilists, Optimist My NGO: https://t.co/yDWRnOYAyY https://t.co/SOf8c5OZm6

Katılım Aralık 2009
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Paolo Tarantino
Paolo Tarantino@PTarantinoMD·
What is the real-world risk of recurrence from HR+/HER2- EBC? In our latest #JNCI article, including data from >7000 pts (Flatiron) we report 7y recurrence rates of 14% for N1 and N0 high-risk pts and up to ~40% in N2-3, supporting use of adjuvant CDK4/6i. academic.oup.com/jnci/advance-a…
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Paolo Tarantino
Paolo Tarantino@PTarantinoMD·
Pretty cool
Yago Garitaonaindía@YGaritaonaindia

📣 New in #EJC: among PD-(L)1 responders, durability tracks response depth, not tumor type Our nationwide cohort 🇩🇰: 2,127 responders (#melanoma, #RCC, #NSCLC) • Within CR & within PR, PFS near-identical across tumors • PR vs CR = dominant factor Two papers, two faces of the same coin 🪙: response depth, not tumor type, drives the risk of acquired resistance to IO Trial-level (@JNCCN) + real-world (#EJC), same conclusion Cheers to @DoniaMarco & @CCITdk Full paper 👇👇 #LCSM #IO

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Jacob Plieth
Jacob Plieth@JacobPlieth·
Dizal started out as a spinout from Astra's Shanghai-based Asian R&D centre. AFAIK $AZN still holds a 24% equity stake in Dizal.
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Avi Roy
Avi Roy@agingroy·
Everyone wants to sell peptides, but nobody will fund even a basic clinical trial on them. Wonder why?
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Jing Liang 🇺🇦@AppleHelix·
@GerardCaelles Hermano Torres only got its 3rd star recently. I also thought Lasarte until recently was also 2 stars
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Bijan Salehizadeh
CVS Aetna CEO discusses why insurers don’t cover GLP-1s - which he describes as unproven ROI. He conveniently leaves out the fact that the only ROI that matters for an insurer is $ saved so long as a member is a member. And in our employed healthcare system, that’s 3 years or so on average. So even if these miracle drugs saved downstream costs and sickness in 10 or 20 years, it would be irrelevant to large commercial insurers. The savings would accrue to insurer down the line - very likely Medicare. Plus I’m sure his Caremark PBM loves the GLP-1 rebate candy which he also does not discuss. I’m glad he sat for the interview but he told about half the story and then went on a tangent about EMRs.
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Ankit Gupta
Ankit Gupta@agupta·
“Our education system is failing certain kids, so let’s get rid of one of the key ways we can measure this and do something about it” or….we could just fund a much more robust early childhood education system for the kids that need it most and not break public education for the kids that had the system work
Lincoln Restler@LincolnRestler

1 in 5 NYC public school students are Black, but at Stuy - our most prestigious high school - 3 of ~800 incoming Freshmen are Black. We urgently need state legislation to modify the admissions process. A single test should never be only factor deciding who gets in & who doesn’t.

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Yüksel Ürün
Yüksel Ürün@DrYukselUrun·
🧬🎯Precision oncology has a geography 🌏🌍🌎problem! Tumor-agnostic therapy is moving cancer care beyond the organ of origin. Yet testing, reimbursement, trials, and workforce gaps still block access... Congratulations to @JiaJennyLiu and colleagues on this important review. A timely roadmap for turning tumor-agnostic innovation into equitable global access. @ASCO @JCO_ASCO @herbloong @BenWestphalen @curijoey @VivekSubbiah @OncoAlert @OpenMedicineHQ @jrgralow @ASCOPres
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Charles Brenner, PhD
Charles Brenner, PhD@CharlesMBrenner·
follicular atresia occurs at an accelerating rate ~1.5 m in utero ~300k at puberty ~100k at 20 yrs ~10k late 30s ~1k around 51 yrs maybe enroll at 45, run 6 mo-1 yr
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@CharlesMBrenner Very interesting! What is the natural rate of decline? Wonder how long this trial will need to be run

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Charles Brenner, PhD
Charles Brenner, PhD@CharlesMBrenner·
you could run a placebo-controlled trial in which you look for protection of antral follicle count by either transvaginal ultrasound or 3D ultrasound as the primary endpoint protection of antral follicles should prolong fertility & hormone balance
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This is an interesting area for drug discovery. But what would the regulatory path be for delaying menopause? Seems like a very difficult trial to run and recruit.

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Rob Shaffer
Rob Shaffer@ShafferBiotech·
"Developing a successful biopharma therapy costs a multinational company about 2.7 times more compared to a Chinese company on a levelized cost basis" Biopharma R&D: The evolving formula for discovery and development mckinsey.com/mgi/our-resear… via @McKinsey_MGI
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Melissa Reddy
Melissa Reddy@MelissaReddy_·
For the benefit of those who haven’t seen the review of the ball hitting the camera cable before England’s equaliser on Fox Sports…
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