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To: tuck who wrote (2175)6/23/2009 11:31:43 AM
From: scaram(o)uche  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 2240
 
Wow, it's only two patients! Wow, it wasn't MAb alone! These are insights that Lowe has in common with any second grader, and his blog has nothing else to contribute.

If you do pubmeds on "Blute ML" and "Kwon ED", you'll see that something NEW to them isn't the same as something new in prostate surgery to Lowe, who has never picked up a scalpel to address a PATIENT in his entire cheap-shot life.

Disclosure..... I have very, very few shares of MEDX, given that I expect dramatic success with any cancer vaccine to be hidden among failures of the same vaccine. As anyone and everyone at SI knows, I expect the majority of spontaneous cancers to be non-immunogenic. I therefore have very little interest, other than an academic one, in the success of MEDX. But I'm praying for ipi, and Lowe should be as well. In this case, he has nothing to contribute and has shown a lack of respect for those with tons relevant experience.



To: tuck who wrote (2175)6/23/2009 1:58:13 PM
From: tom pope  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 2240
 
I hope he's wrong in his skepticism. My PSA has been rising from comfortably low levels for the past year (though not yet in really troublesome territory) and it would be nice to have the ipilimumab news pan out. Just in case.