Danny Goss

@dexteristwisted @laurasweetjane And they would’ve got away with it if it wasn’t for those meddling kids.

Scooby-do taught us that in the end real monsters are always human

@ProfRAScolyer @SydneyLHD @Sydney_Uni Best of luck Prof. for what it worth I just had a scan 6 months after WBRT and it’s showed an across the board 66% reduction in scope and size of all Mets. Your story has been an inspiration for me.

I am a bit worried about today’s MRI scan. It’s my first proper scan since the brain surgery in early March 2025. Scan done and waiting on the results…. #Brainscan #glioblastoma @SydneyLHD @Sydney_Uni

@RNAoncology Wishing you all the best!

10 patients remain on study with no evidence of disease progression. ir.transcodetherapeutics.com/2025-05-08-Tra…

@elonmusk @neuralink Personally I think this is you best endeavour, good luck @elonmusk

In the years to come, @Neuralink will make this technology widely available, so that ultimately anyone will have access to it

@MrWhoCapture 16th Beach, Victoria, Australia

@VisualsbySauter Fighting Hippos in Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe

@ProfRAScolyer (P.S. My next scan has been delayed ‘til the end of next week)………… awesome, I was worried after last tweet. Best wishes Prof

It was wonderful catching up with and meeting some of the incredible previous Australian of the Year titleholders in Canberra recently. Such amazing people who have each had a massive impact in many different aspects of our lives. I’m so proud to be an Aussie! (P.S. My next scan has been delayed ‘til the end of next week) @ausoftheyear @tarynbrumfitt Grace Tame Mark Taylor @deek207

@exosome They are doing a phase 1/2 on this for Breast Cancer at City of Hope, in CA. I hope they have success : NCT05318469

Why am I being attacked professionally when I posted a peer reviewed paper describing ivermectin having anticancer activity? This reminds me of how someone called my board member when I posted supporting $NWBO When someone tells me not to do something...I do it more !

@motherofswans @ProfRAScolyer It’s a wonderful story of success so far, but one thing is guaranteed, the more time goes on the more people effected by this horrendous disease will be asking, ‘why can’t I access that treatment?’

Can’t anyone capture and replicate what @ProfRAScolyer did to treat himself, in order to save us???? He is the proof of concept. Let’s go!

@elonmusk Any upcoming projects in cancer world @elonmusk

With significant continued work, I think it is possible for people to walk and use their arms again

@exosome @ProfRScolyerMIA Fellow melanoma prof Georgina long, joint Australian of the year pivotal in developing experimental protocol based on applying melanoma/immunotherapy treatments to GBM. Still early days but latest scan days ago, no evidence of disease. Worth reading through his story on X feed.

@exosome @ProfRScolyerMIA Remarkable, ongoing story of 2024 Australian of the year and his recent journey with a GBM diagnosis. Chose to forego SOC treatment in favor of an experimental protocol involving surgery, some sort of customised vaccine and immunotherapy. Latest up date days ago on X, still NED.

There are so many treatments that we considered "quackery" but now are becoming mainstream. Look at the basis of Optune for #glioma Man...they even called "cancer immunotherapy" quackery... ...my how times have changed.

@lieulieubell I wish they would spend the money on research instead of awareness. We are aware!!! Some breast cancer foundations spend 5% on research but have a tagline, “Help is find a cure.” They cure Stage IV, they cure everyone. Duh!

@elonmusk Seriously can’t they make some more breakthroughs in cancer?

Computers will control the future … … … They already do

@LucindaLea1 Wonderful news Lucinda!

Some great progress from @RNAoncology @MedarovaZdravka congratulations and here’s hoping for more positive news ir.transcodetherapeutics.com/news-releases/…

A timeline cleanse with the Southern Lights

This immune cell soldier (yellow) fights a highly aggressive cancer cell (magenta). t.co/hZwJPj4MHE The cancer cell is a tough opponent to face and it takes multiple punches to knock it out. The cancer cell contains a sensor that lights up when it is being punched by a T-cell soldier. This model is used to study why the immune system fails to kill cancer cells in patients. With these insights, researchers can develop new treatments to strengthen the immune response against cancer. [📹 Slaats Jeroen]

TransCode Therapeutics Announces FDA Clearance To Initiate Phase 1/2 Clinical Trial with TTX-MC138 in Patients with Advanced Solid Tumors. Pleasure expedite for Er+Her2- metastatic breast cancer. $RNAZ #MBC #bcsm pipelinereview.com/transcode-ther…