Covid 19 mrna vaccine can fight cancer?

rambot · Friday at 10:28 AM

NBB said:
idk, i was vaccinated, i didn't join the craziness that they wanted to put me vaccines every 6 months but i did once.
but there are supposedly doctors, that said they (mrna) vaccines caused harm

Here's the thing; a LOT of things "cause harm". Eating too much salmon could "cause harm". Many things cause harm.

The question is a matter of "comfort with risk" and a good understanding of the likelihood of risk.

The harm caused by vaccines was from a sore shoulder to (apparently) "death".
Sounds terrible. Until you consider the likelihood of these risks.
In the end, for major health events, there are MANY MANY drugs that were far more risky and have greater likelihood of those major events.

dogs4thewin · Friday at 12:26 PM

rambot said:
"Cures don't make money".
Well that's just silly.

Please tell me you aren't blaming the folks who manufacture, tested and created that radiation treatment for your family getting sick (or relapsing). Because they had NOTHING to do with that.

Cancer comes back.
Cancer is aggressive.
Blame cancer NOT the people creating drugs to fight it.

Death rates from EVERY.KIND.OF.CANCER are dropping because of the research and treatments being made by scientists and corporations.

Nobody is being forced to take chemo but they know it's the BEST way to fight cancer; despite the after affects. But the other option is death.

think about it though if I am cured then I pay one time. On the other hand when my father got cancer the first time ( He has sense lost his battle after a relapse, but anyway fifteen years ago I believe it was $4,500 every time he got a chemo treatment did that 12 times; whereas if someone is cured let us just say the cure cost 10k well that is less than 6X what was paid 15 YEARS ago just for chemo no other treatments not the operation not the long term side effects and CERTAINLY not the cost of the relapse that ended up getting him. Which makes more money? Treatments are different than cures. A cure means the person no longer has it makes money one time a TREATMENT means the condition is managed ( maybe) and you have to keep doing it and doing it and doing it in a world focused on greed the powers that be do not mind treatments but they do not want cures.

Note that is different than saying that the "average Joe" working the research does not want a cure.

Yeshua HaDerekh · Friday at 2:12 PM

essentialsaltes said:
Right, but they did better than patients in the control group, who also were receiving an immune checkpoint inhibitor.

Yes. What was the p value. Was it highly significant?

rambot · Friday at 2:14 PM

Yeshua HaDerekh said:
Yes. What was the p value. Was it highly significant?

You should read it. I'm pretty sure it links to the study itself. The article is suggesting it was not significant.

essentialsaltes · Friday at 2:37 PM

Yeshua HaDerekh said:
Yes. What was the p value. Was it highly significant?

After controlling for 39 covariables with Cox proportional hazards regression, including clinical stage, histology, steroid use, performance status, mutation status, comorbidities and treatment year, we found that receipt of a COVID-19 mRNA vaccine within 100 days of initiation of ICI was associated with significantly improved median OS (20.6 months versus 37.3 months) and 3 year OS (30.8% versus 55.7%, adjusted hazard ratio (HRadj = 0.51, 95% confidence interval (CI) = 0.37–0.71, P < 0.0001)

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