Dr. Ron Elfenbein
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first heard Sep 2026
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If God God forbid, you know, I had lung cancer, my lung cancer might be different than your lung cancer, even if it's the same histologic type, you know, small cell
lung cancer, mine is gonna be different than yours.
So the treatment might respond differently to therapy.
So you have to custom tailor it to each individual to to that to your point.
You're absolutely right.
Um
But but yeah, I it's uh you know the the cancer is a it's a it's a tough it's a tough one because there's so many different types, but but that's exactly right.
That's the the rabbit hole we're trying to go down now is to individualize the treatment for each individual person, not just the disease type, but the individual person.
Yeah, there's a lot of cancers that
Cancers that are really easy to treat relatively.
I mean it leads to infl chronic inflammation.
Pancreatic cancer, esophageal cancer, glioblastoma, certain type of brain cancer, those are probably the three worst.
People die from squamous cell cancer.
That's what I'm saying.
It's it's not typically it's found and you can cut it out, excise it, and it's gone.
Some people die from it.
But 97% of them are cured, but 3% of people will die from it.
And to
Absolutely.
And I think if we can take we've already done this with certain like HIV, for example.
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