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Subject: New Brain Cancer Treatments
Date: 04/23/2008

Has anyone heard about these treatments and gotten positive results:

Valproic Acid
Dendritic Cell Vaccine
MGMT gene
Cetuximab
Chloroquine
Cimetidine with Temodar
Adenoviral Therapy
Sulfasalazine
Tamoxifen and Temodar
Tipifarnib
Interferon
Rapamycin
anti-VEGF strategies
Novocure
Avemar and Immpower nutraceuticals during chemo and radiation

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Subject: RE: New Brain Cancer Treatments
Date: 04/24/2008

 

On 4/23/2008 helpmoms wrote:

Has anyone heard about these treatments and gotten positive results:

Valproic Acid
Dendritic Cell Vaccine
MGMT gene
Cetuximab
Chloroquine
Cimetidine with Temodar
Adenoviral Therapy
Sulfasalazine
Tamoxifen and Temodar
Tipifarnib
Interferon
Rapamycin
anti-VEGF strategies
Novocure
Avemar and Immpower nutraceuticals during chemo and radiation


I have read about Novocure.  It is a non surgical treatment http://www.lahey.org/ClinicalTrials/Research_DisplayTrials.a is a link to Layhey Clinics Clinical Trial.  http://www.clinicaltrials.gov/ this will help, it has all the Clinical trials going on right now in the world.

 

Dan

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Subject: RE: New Brain Cancer Treatments
Date: 04/24/2008
By anti-VEGF I assume you mean a VEGF inhibitor - Avastin.  Avastin has shown dramatic results with recurrant GBM.  My wife is presently taking it with Temodar and has had a very good response.
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Subject: RE: New Brain Cancer Treatments
Date: 04/24/2008

My husband took Rapamune with Tarceva last September and October.  One of the two of them made him very ill...his face became swollen, red, peeling, sores in his mouth, just feeling awful.  And all to no avail...his GBM tumor grew considerably larger during that time.  This was after trying several other treatments, including Avastin and CPT11 for 4 months.  At that point we went to Sloan Kettering and he began a clinical trial using Temodar - low doses daily.  Ironically, he had been given Temodar at the usual 5/23 protocol shortly after he had his first resection in Oct. 04, and it didn't work.  However, now, the Temodar is causing his tumor to shrink!  It is back to the size it was in August of last year, and he has absolutely no side effects.  He's a 61 year old surfer with a zest for life and a great spirit, so maybe that is helping too.  We know it can't last forever, but it is giving us more precious time.

Pat 

 

 

 

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