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Bobust

“ It will help 60% get the correct treatment 1st time round. Not a guess as it would be”

Not so. The tissue biopsy determines the initial treatment. There is nothing new there. The revolution is that, if the cancer mutates, as it did in 60-70% of the 47 patients, the CTC cells can be used to CHANGE the initial treatment, to a treatment suited to the mutated cancer.

That’s the medical breakthrough. Drug treatment can follow the disease progression.

I saw the latest RNS, but thought I had more than my fair share of these, so I didn’t follow it up. The sp was 16p at the time.

Now I understand the significance of the RNS after watching the AN podcast and bought at 30p.

Doh!

Every oncologist will want this service / facility.

TwoGood2Die

“ K3

But its not 100% or near 100% accurate...

That's the point!”

Incorrect. The test is 100% accurate. It found that 70% of the original cancers had mutated into a different kind of cancer, but in 30% of patients, it had not mutated.

They are 100% correct that cancer mutated in 70% of patients and 100% correct that cancer had not mutated in 30% of patients.

The 70% can now be switched to 100% fda approved drugs for the new mutation.

Nearly there?

TwoGood2Die

“Dear Mrs H,

'We carried out the tests and they came back negative so your all clear'

Mrs H was one of the unlucky ones in the 30% to 40% of patients where the test results failed to detect cancer. “

You need help with the science.

ALL the patients have been diagnosed with cancer. They have all been treated for cancer.

Cancer mutates. Tests on bits of dead cancer cells tells you the nature of the cancer cells that have been treated. The Parsortix test on live cells found that in 70% of patients, the cancer had mutated. Knowing how the cancer has mutated, allows clinicians to give FDA approved drugs to combat the new cancer mutation. Without that test, clinicians have no idea what specific drugs to give.

It is a revolution in cancer patient care. Nothing less than that.

I hope that helps you.

Anybody involved in renting private property to students can tell you that it has a dismal near term future. Removal of mortgage tax relief, increasing HMO regulation, interference and the imposition of multiple £30k fines, plus the last coffin nail which is the prospect of a labour government, with rent controls and probably a greater tax burden, is a gradual ramp up of reasons to quit. That’s without the extra hassle of a more aggressive and demanding student population, on top of foreign students who have a disproportionate tendency to abuse property and not pay rent.

So many of my landlord acquaintances are selling up and so many students cannot find rooms at ANY cost.

WJG can only benefit from the demise of the private landlord. They offset their debt against income. I don’t think they bear the same impact of council regulation, but at least it is a much lower cost per room. Our local halls of residence charges 60% more per room than private landlords. They can easily wipe out a students deposit with the removal of a few blue tack marks on the wall and if there is unpaid rent or damages, the student cannot pass that year or graduate from uni.

We private landlords can’t compete with that. I have two more properties exchanging this / next month and I can’t wait to drop the rest.

All good for WJG and set to get a lot better.

TakeYourBets

“ will be backing the Italian stallion to finally deliver.”

Clearly, you haven’t met him. :-))

Never listen to trolls.

https://x.com/abc202324/status/1717469538923548946?s=12

Jammin86

“ I didn't say it was heading for insolvency, I said the probability had gone up. Please read carefully, I'm not mincing my words”.

Ah you are an actuary. That explains your comment. Thankfully, most of us aren’t actuaries. I’m not interested in infinitesimal changes in risk profile.

I repeat. Anyone acting on the basis of your statement, minced or unminced, needs to take advice elsewhere.

Jammin86

“ The probability of ruin/insolvency definitely went up today!”

Shorters always go a step too far and just sound stupid.

Gold going up, production going up and jammin86 tells you this is heading for insolvency.

Anybody acting on his comments needs to have a good, hard think to themselves..

Singhie.

TMW, all of them signifying nothing.

Down then up would make a pleasant change from up then down.

Singhie, I admire the effort you put into your acerbic ripostes, but you have to provide the nub of it in the first sentence. That’s as far as I get with your posts.

TMW

HITS

Got visuals now!

Singhie, I really enjoy the spoons when I get the chance, but next week is the Queens Grill on the Queen Victoria.

Brexit benefit, I call that.

Singhie, I know you love the EU, so this is for you. X

https://fb.watch/nKiNkMRm0R/

Singhie

“ regarding the israel / palestine issue it is so reminiscent to the conflicts in ulster and many of the historical patterns witnessed there from the early 20th century to the present day are being witnessed in palestine”

Utter pis h.

Qatar pounded? Now I’m peckish.

What a monumental waste of time, energy and money that was.

Balancedviewer

“ Itwillcome, I love the sarcastic way the Judge took the pixx out of the claim lol!”

Do you have a link to his judgment, please?

They must think judges are stupid, if they thought that “Frack Free” was going to sway his decision.

BP

“Winter prices are ALWAYS going to be higher than summer, and yes it will help Angus revenues, but the focus is the annual AVERAGE, not the daily or monthly”

I disagree. The focus is on cash flow NOW. Good cash flow will favour good financing, which provides funds for expansion.