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His invention may just be another way of killing cancer cells less invasively than with surgery, but I don't see how it can actually "cure" cancer. Until the time comes that science can track down every microscropic cancer cell that travels in the bloodstream and kill them all at once, we're still a long way from a cure. I'm more interested in the "vaccine" article that shows some promise for activating antibodies in our own bodies to kill the Hers2+ protein. When scientists develop a vaccine to turn our own bodies into better cancer-fighting machines, then we'll be closer to a cure!
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Kathy
2/5/08 - dx age 53, post-menopausal;
IDC Stage 1, Grade 1
ER+ 90% /PR+ 90% /Her2++++, BRAC1 & 2 neg
3/5/08 - mast with muscle-sparing free tram;
0/7 nodes clear; Stage 1 lymphedema in right arm
3/11/08 - MRSA infection in abdomen causes large hernia
4/11/08 - Oncotype DX score 22 (intermediate)
4/12/08 - Muga score 67%
4/23/08 - Chemo, Navelbine and Herceptin every 2 weeks
8/20/08 - Last Navelbine infusion! Yay!
1/22/09 - First mammo since dx - unaffected breast CLEAR!
1/30/09 - Second Muga score 63%
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