Killing cancer with a breakthrough therapy | 60 Minutes Full Episodes

[@Elemenohpea440]

I have stage four breast cancer. My doctor looked at me in the eye and said “you will live for years, and in your lifetime, there will be a cure. My hope is that you are healthy enough for that cure to work”. I’ve heard similar things for many different types of cancer. They are close. Keep praying for a cure!

[@elizabethwheatman8526]

I’m praying for you and needed to hear this hope! Thank you. 💕

[@papi2c]

Definitely in my Prayers 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@openeverydoor]

What an awesome doctor! I'm so very happy for your excellent, brilliant support and I hope I can say group❤🎉

[@sandgrownun66]

Prayers don't work. Science does.

[@warriorprincess1846]

What a wonderful doctor 🙏 blessings and prayers of love and health to you 🤍

[@northerniltree]

I lost my much beloved wife to glioblastoma in 1998. She was 33 when diagnosed, and died at 35. She left behind a 2-year old daughter, and two mid-teen sons. We had done all the traditional therapies: surgery, chemo and radiation. We even went to Mexico for a few months of bogus "medicine". I wish this therapy was around at that time. I am so glad for those who can now be saved. This is the best news I have heard since losing my wife and best friend.

[@seekinggodfirst754]

I'm sorry for your loss. 🙏🏽

[@northerniltree]

@@seekinggodfirst754 Although you hear these two words often, "thank you" is all I can say.

[@heatherh3330]

My story is so similar.

[@Sunflower00001]

I am so so sorry. It breaks me when I hear stories like this. Lord I pray there will be a cure. I know two men fighting it right now. My daughter was diagnosed at 14 with part glio. My thought everyday is when will it come back and I will be losing my daughter like this. God Bless you and your family.no one understands unless they have been thru it.

[@AmericanTeacher-USA]

Lost my dad to this. His age: 33. Mine: 8 years. My world shattered.

[@annesandstrommusic7538]

Bravo to the trial participants. I was in two separate Phase 1 clinical trials that used immunotherapy to treat advanced ovarian cancer. That was 23 years ago. I’ve been cancer free since.

[@upennucsb]

God bless you and hope God continue to bless you. My mother was diagnosed with an ultra rare cancer 14 months ago. She had miracles but she is still fighting for her life. I pray to God that she has more miracles

[@jazzip]

Are you able to give us details on the trial?

[@bambibiki1543]

Yes please let us know what trials you did. I have a recurrence and want to know what else is out there 🙏

[@jazzip]

@@annesandstrommusic7538 if you had to sign an NDA then fair enough but since you had success in one people wanted to know which one. How would we know which one from a list without a name?

[@annesandstrommusic7538]

@@jazzip The trials ended over 20 years ago. The first one use a protein called CYP 1B1. The second was a variation of GVAX, which is used for some cancers still. There have been many advances in 22 years.

[@codijo-myalaskandog122]

I'm crying as I watch this... I had the same exact Cancer😠 Surgery was in 2005 when I was living in Alaska. I've been in a nursing home for 6 years... I just turned 60 years old, even that is MIRACLE to me.❤ Oh ever, this awesome JOY gives me so much HOPE for Brain Cancer people in the future... it's probably happening know. THANK GOD!!😊

[@largefamilyreviews9]

sulphoraphane found in broccoli sprouts. it becomes even more effective when sprouted with radish seeds too. you are loved

[@kathypainter2211]

Do you still have cancer

[@ashleyjames8954]

​@@largefamilyreviews9im confused. What about sulphoraphane found in brocoli sprouts? U just made a statement with no explanation. Are u saying it kills cancer too?

[@largefamilyreviews9]

@@ashleyjames8954 theres too much to say in a comment, but many have done sweet vids (eric berg) about the stuff. its outrageous that pharma or whoever wont tell everyone the amazing benefits of sprouts. cheaper than any other food prolly too. we live on the canadian border and now we get to eat fresh vegetables every day, even though we only live in a two bedroom apartment for pennies a day.....no soil no lights in a small dark corner....outrageous. you can learn how to sprout on our channel too

[@signupisannoying]

To those of us who are cancer free, let's remember to appreciate life, be kind to others, be happy, don't fret over the little things and live healthy to prevent cancer.

[@vickiloks]

I was thinking the same thing. Everyday is a blessing. Much love and healing to everyone. 🫶🏼

[@jaysonwallker1648]

And for God's sake, don't smoke cigarettes or use other tobacco!!! And this is coming from somebody whose family used to be in the tobacco business.

[@bthanb1223]

Great advice

[@nguyenvinhvx]

Absolutely, there's so much to appreciate than to fret over. As long as you protect yourself and your loved ones.

[@gladitsnotme]

Agreed. Let's do our part.

[@heatherh3330]

My husband passed from a GBM in 2007. He did, awake brain surgery, chemo and radiation but also got into a vaccinatiion therapy program at UCLA medical center. He lived 3.5 years with this curse. His father also passed from the same thing. This program brought me to tears.

[@catholiclife9304]

I'm so sorry. I have someone who passed away from this too..I pray for your heart to heal. I pray it continues to work. I pray for hope....it's not luck....it's God.. I'm immunocompromised so I don't think it would work for me. But I am praying for those it does work for.....Pray the breakthrough status is passed...

[@alphaomega1351]

​​@@catholiclife9304 Negative 👎. Your god deity exists only within your imagination. All credit should rightfully go to the physicians and not these silly 🤪 religious mythologies. 😶

[@christineanderson487]

wow! so it did help him to extend his life a bit longer

[@sarashepard7504]

@@catholiclife9304 black seed oil, ivermectin, fendendozene. Have you tried these?

[@samailayusuf3343]

I finally tested negative it really feels Good to have my life back feels so good to be HIV negative again, I can not thank you enough Dretikocure you are a blessing to mankind Doc❤

[@anaa03899]

Rest in peace to everyone who died with cancer. The fight still continues 💪 Rest in peace mom 4/26/2002😢

[@galaxia4709]

Rest in peace my little brother 3 July 2022

[@user-xt3gd1fo7s]

Mom 2/24/2009

[@davidmiller1055]

I am so sorry for ALL your losses.

[@evelynmartin502]

My mom and my sister. Rest

[@eduhaile5853]

I am truly sorry abou your losses. May the Lord grant their souls everlasting happiness and peace. You guys may the Lord be with you and comfort you all the time. I can understanding the pain and the sorrow. I lost my beloved younger brother due to accident just a few months ago. Dad passed away in April 2020 I was not even allowed to be at his funeral due to covid. So let's be strong things happen for reasons. Stay safe and well xx❤

[@stevenshoulder]

As a cancer survivor myself I just love to see videos like this

[@NeverSayHeather58]

I remember hearing about the polio virus cancer trials more than 10 years ago. I tried searching for it again years later, and finding no trace of any such treatment on the Internet. People thought I was making things up when I told them about it. glad to see it become main stream knowledge.

[@theancientsancients1769]

This documentary unfortunately was from 2015

[@ayuchanayuko]

@@theancientsancients1769 she may have heard of the (successful/promising) animal trials before the human trials (this documentary) started.

[@buunzz]

I don't know if this is a coincidence, but I have the same experience. I had a cousin who passed away from this aggressive brain cancer, and this was a bittersweet topic back then. I remember this episode back in 2015. I wonder why they are airing it again.

[@ShannonStaley]

There was a fabulous documentary on this that now I cannot find anywhere. It was all about the race to find a cure for polio I think between the US and USSR. How finding monkeys was hard to do and how cancer absolutely is a virus. Isn’t it creepy?

[@jaydenp4975]

What an emotional rollercoaster this video was. At the end seeing beautiful Stephanie Hopper lipscomb doing so well and becoming an RN and her angelic face then closing message on screen that she passed away in February 2020. Tears. F@ck cancer!

[@barbaravyse660]

Hopper not Harper

[@pickingpetunias1318]

I could weep buckets..

[@candicemartinez3649]

She lasted 5 years with it

[@bibizeeboohoo741]

Did Stephanie eventually die?

[@haiztebenelvides1018]

F cancer not, f bad food! Cancer is a sign something in your life needs to change

[@natashaa2542]

I am a Survivor of 20 yrs this April from Cancer treated at Duke University. I was 27 at the time. Now I am being treated again at Duke, this time for a Brain Tumor. I had surgery last year but unfortunately it has come back. I know I am in the best care possible and I am very Thankful to have one of the Best Hospitals available to help me.

[@deliabotha7187]

Natasha, i wish to God he heals you

[@theancientsancients1769]

Try longvida tumeric which may help reduce the inflammation in the brain and Immunocal. Lions mane

[@natashaa2542]

@Delia Botha Thank you Delia ❤️

[@Facebook-sb3eo]

Amen 🙏 prayers up for remission in Jesus christ name amen 🙏 wish all the love ❤ an free from cancer

[@maganam209]

My our Lord Jesus protect you and heal you 🙏... I also want to share please lookup on KZbin Dr Eric Berg on Cancer patient with stage 4 cancer ,,,

[@maxfulmer3193]

Thank you for doing this. My daughter found brain cancer for 19 years. She tried everything they threw at her. First gamaknife, three d radiation, radiation seeds, vp16 chemo, regular chemo. And she was glad to try something that would help others. I pray that they soon find a cure. Thank you again for doing this and sharing your journey with everyone. God Bless.

[@llamalady8700]

She found it? How'd she manage that?

[@miteshjain3561]

@@llamalady8700 she means she fought brain cancer

[@PatriotUSA]

What about Alternative Medicine..Nobody talks about it..

[@LilladyTK]

Radiation seeds?

[@kristinebailey6554]

My sister died at age 35. She lived just two weeks after they found the brain tumor. It was so large it was inoperable. Taking the biopsy caused swelling and it choked the brain stem the same night after the procedure. She left behind her husband and three teenage sons. God please lead these doctors to find a cure.

[@igorkaczmarski7794]

Glioblastoma (GBM), also referred to as a grade IV astrocytoma, is a fast-growing and aggressive brain tumor. It invades the nearby brain tissue, but generally does not spread to distant organs. GBMs can arise in the brain de novo or evolve from lower-grade astrocytoma.

[@anniematthew2608]

I’m so very sorry for the loss of your sister 😭.

[@SteveKnoblauch]

God bless

[@JuanLopez-sx1er]

GOD BLESS 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@tesskennedy4959]

❤️

[@boomboomwatts4745]

My dad had glioblastoma… he passed in the summer of 2015. Dad had never been sick a day in his life until then. Watching my dad deteriorate and wither in nothing but skin and bones was devastating. I pray a cure is found.

[@YouTubeAddictcreatedbyGoogle]

Same thing with my dad, but it was colorectal cancer. He was 80-yrs-old. Worked out 5 days a week, volunteered on two political campaigns and was my brother's business manager for his psychology practice - in his spare time. He was vibrant, healthy, still mentally sharp, and had no symptoms - other than constipation. He had that checked out cuz he was so regular, and it ended up being an issue. He had a blockage in his colon and needed hospitalization. He was at stage IV, given 6 months with no treatment - up to 6 years if it worked. It didn't. He had the blockage, which put off treatment - then he kept having issues with his blood checks before chemo, and they'd tell him he had to wait another week. He was in horrible pain. He lost his appetite. The chemo ate him up - and it didn't work. He lost 30 pounds - and he was a small framed man. Then he ended up with another blockage. The did surgery, which was what Dad asked for right away, but at that point, he was so weak from losing weight, his body shut down. He became septic and never recovered. It was BRUTAL. He was gone in 4.5 months - January 12, 2019. I'll never forget the date. Cancer is so horrific, it can't be natural. I can't help thinking humans are creating this because of all the changes we've made to nature. 😢

[@mowlessbeemore2107]

​@@KZbinAddictcreatedbyGoogle Medical advances have allowed humans to live much longer than they did in the past. Increased chances of developing cancer is probably a natural part of aging.

[@reginaldofulgar6004]

​@KZbin Addict #612,315, created by Google

[@reginaldofulgar6004]

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[@mikaaltieri7472]

A friend of mine passed last year from glioblastoma. Since he was on Medicaid, he wasn't given this care. He asked for standard of care, yet was ignored. This treatment is only for those who can afford it or whose insurance companies approve it. A disgrace.

[@user-GODheart24kJC]

That is so sad. Did your friend ever contact Duke university? They should take the millions that people have donated and paid to have this cure. The FDA doesn't want a cure too many people would be out of high paying jobs.

[@Helena-ox7cr]

Move to somewhere else. It's insane to get sick in States.

[@JOA-HIM]

Wszystkie niemal choroby w tym wiele typów raka spowodowane są toksynami znajdującymi się w jelitach, których ilość stymuluje między innymi nasza tam flora bakteryjna. Jej niewydolność i namnażanie się szkodliwych patogenów powoduje też nadmiar bakterii a w następstwie szkodliwych toksyn w tym środowisku. Przetworzona żywność, liczne konserwanty, sprzyjają namnażaniu się szkodliwych toksycznych, które w konsekwencji powodują namnażanie się komórek rakowych w najsłabszym organie danego organizmu. TOKSYNY w jelitach to główny powód wielu chorób, dlatego bardzo skuteczną metodą eliminacji ich jest zastosowanie prostej metody przez zastosowanie bardzo prostej, mało inwazyjnej i bardzo taniej kuracji lekiem przeciw robakom, grzybom i innym patogenom jakim jest substancja/lek MEBENDAZOL (w różnych krajach może być on pod różną nazwą, ale substancja MEBENDAZOL musi być w składzie tego leku). Warunkiem jest, by wcześniej nie stosować chemii ani innych szkodliwych i mocno inwazyjnych metod, które znacznie obniżają samoistną regenerację organizmu. Oczywiście można spróbować, ale najlepsze efekty są wtedy, gdy zastosujemy metodę z MEBENDAZOLEM jako pierwszą, przed innymi znanymi do tej pory metodami, które bardzo osłabiają organizm i obniżają jego zdolność do regeneracji układu immunologicznego. Metoda z MEBENDAZOLEM jest nie tylko bardzo tania ale też bezpieczna i można powiedzieć że nie ma skutków ubocznych, dlatego organizm ma szansę do szybkiej regeneracji. Warto spróbować zanim wydasz masę pieniędzy i przede wszystkim stracisz przez mocno inwazyjne metody swoje zdrowie. gloria.tv/post/dRBV9vXbcaVH6MLPBqvxefxz7

[@1955porsche]

healthcare is only for the rich

[@brendamidkiff178]

😢

[@sherriegriffin7928]

This is HUGE! I cried😭🙌🏾🥰So many including my mom's life cut short to cancer. I'm so glad an answer has come while I'm alive😇

[@intriverttoo24731]

I am a survivor of stage 4 lung cancer for 4 years.nearly died from every chemo treatment because of allergic shock.took 25 radiation treatments, was like laying in the sun,loved it.and when it shrank from the tennis ball sized to a much smaller size, the surgeon then aggressively opening me up,not only removing the tumor but half my right lung and ,a rib or two.i never expected to live thru it all.i am 61 years young.the strangest thing came out of all this.when you live for years with the mind set you are dieing.,and it turns out your going to live,you have to learn how to live like your living again.

[@libertybell8852]

Congratulations!! I'm so happy for you! I hope you stay cancer free!!

[@adrianapereda2173]

Question, how did you get the doctor to operate. My mothers gynecologist opposes to my mom getting surgery on a breast cancer net nodule she has in her lung. She insists that it’s pointless to remove it as the cancer is already in her body beyond her breast.

[@sheila7814]

@@adrianapereda2173 Question: how do they know the nodule in the lung is from the breast cancer? Just curious…. If they don’t biopsy it, how do they know?

[@bostonfrank6739]

what caused your lung cancer, smoking. When the radiation shrunk the tumor, why not continue with the radiation until there was no tumor. What was the need for surgery

[@vwd3437]

@intriverttoo24731 This brought tears to my eyes. My uncle has been living with cancer for over 20 years! Unfortunately, my great-aunt did not. She suffered from complications of the radiation and had to be airlifted to a burn unit where she later passed. I am glad you survived it! I am also tearing up, because an AI-generated family tree erroneously said that my uncle passed. No matter how much technology we have, there is always room for error. I think getting a second opinion regarding treatment options can also help.

[@suzannespitulski3346]

My son died from this in 2018. Two major surgeries. I wish this would have been available to help my son. 😢 I'm so happy to see some major success with immunotherapy. ❤ ❤ ❤ He was 29.

[@heatherh3330]

So sorry for your huge loss 😔

[@mystijkissler8183]

Available? Oh, FDA hadn't made it a break through therapy. Seems if we can blast out fake vaccines via the DOD's planned response, we could Warp Speed all under approved cancer cures.

[@ladybugwest909]

this was a 2015/2016 report. what have they done with this since then?

[@leontinehillenaar423]

​@@ladybugwest909 it turned out not to be cure 😢

[@dino0228]

💙🙏🏻

[@scarymsmary]

I would have given ANYTHING for my mama to have access to a treatment like this. She did not deserve the suffering she endured for years. Twice she went to 2 different doctors, after having cancer previously even, and they didn't believe her. They said her pain was "just a part of getting older" or "it comes with aging." No it doesn't. It was cancer again and so much time got wasted. I miss her EVERY day. I love you, mama. RIP 12/14/2022.

[@ramxmar]

I'm sorry for what happened to your mom. I hope issues like this won't happen anywhere.

[@rulaj1]

big hug to you...💛

[@abundance6484]

Where was the pain located? 🙏

[@xenawarrior847]

Felt the pain

[@fidelcatsro6948]

my condolences

[@rmpae54]

I lost a friend, 2 uncles, a cousin, and an aunt to cancer. This breakthrough gives me hope for others who are facing the pain of knowing someone they love has cancer and walking the journey towards goodbye in this life.

[@KevinSamuelsKid]

You do understand that pretty much all cancer is just a result of a horrible diet right? You don’t need polio to treat and possibly cure cancer. You need a low carb ketogenic/zero carb carnivorous diet. You must eat a proper human diet and at the very least, stop eating foods not appropriate for humans

[@andriaweil45]

My mother passed away after 4.5 months from glioblastoma. That was 29 years ago. Any progress on this terrible diagnosis is amazing. I am so thankful for this progress. Bless these doctors and patients who are taking these risks.

[@judyrice2210]

Amazing and exciting!

[@judyrice2210]

Thank you!!

[@joyceobeys6818]

80-10-10 diet and making sure the body has normal ph levels n cancer cannot grow. Rev 18:23 and Galatians 5:19…. Sorcery is pharmaceuticals and sorcerers will not inherit the kingdom of heaven.

[@thelonesomefisherman7425]

I lost my wife to gliosarcoma June 23, 2004. Gliosarcoma is similar to the glioblastoma discussed in this video but even more aggressive. She fought it with grace and courage for 18 months, 3 times longer than she was given at diagnosis. She was also a 5 year breast cancer survivor, the two cancers being unrelated. The MRI's shown here could have been hers insofar as they're so similar. Seeing these brings back such a rush of painful memories. Sighs, I miss her terribly. Yet my heart is gladdened by this report, with the hope others will not have to endure what she and I did. I have the gray ribbon for brain cancer as my profile avatar. For all those who fought and lost, lest we forget, and to those few who've fought and won, your courage is beyond compare.

[@thelonesomefisherman7425]

I can't help but wonder, if this had been available in 2004 would she have died anyway or would she still be with me? sobs

[@seekinggodfirst754]

I'm sorry for your loss. 🙏🏽

[@thelonesomefisherman7425]

@@seekinggodfirst754 Thank you for your kindness.

[@saudigold50]

Please accept my condolences, The Lonesome Fisherman.

[@sarashepard7504]

Bless you. She is waiting for you. You will be reunited through Jesus.

[@philipgiacalone5605]

Humanity at its very best. People working hard for years and years just to help other people. A wonderfully hopeful and exciting report. Thank you to the doctors, researchers, nurses and patients who made this breakthrough possible.

[@Carlos.Rivera]

Problem is big pharmas ripping off the ill

[@mayaryar123]

Breakthrough, chemotherapy and radiation all 100% unsuccessful, even it will damage more you're body or part of which had tumor, please avoid it , I have done it both not cure my tumor but I become more sick & weak after all I did surgery and cut tumor that's my own experience

[@lf3361]

Absolutely Right

[@eri_noemi1462]

And this cure will never see the light of day because Big Pharma doesn't want to cure cancer.

[@pauljefferies9087]

Bless these doctors and nurses and researchers!

[@zt6309]

To all the doctors involved in this research, thank you so much and very sorry for the families whose loved ones did not make it!

[@Back2SquareOne]

And thanks to all the patients who take the risk of an unknown therapy. The information gathered from their cases will hopefully create hope for many people in the future.

[@SusanJohnston]

Did you forget what they did to the country during Covid? The lies they told. Worst kind of interviews ever. 😢😢😢😢😢😢bye

[@jameslund221]

@@SusanJohnston ?, what lies, please remind me. 😢

[@helenamaree6802]

My 52 yr old father died of this 28 yrs ago. Praying this works for those to come.

[@4seeableTV]

Sorry for your loss. And I'm hoping that those who receive this new treatment won't have to remortgage their home to afford it.

[@samailayusuf3343]

I finally tested negative it really feels Good to have my life back feels so good to be HIV negative again, I can not thank you enough Dretikocure you are a blessing to mankind Doc,.❤

[@joyceobeys6818]

It’s from not eating right. 80-10-10 diet and making sure the body has normal ph levels then cancer cannot grow. Rev 18:23 and Galatians 5:19…. (No specifics but all of them) Sorcery is pharmaceuticals and sorcerers will not inherit the kingdom of heaven.

[@sandgrownun66]

Prayers don't work. That's why we have hospitals.

[@virgilkirschner5717]

Lost my fiance due to brain cancer, almost exactly one year ago to this day. I hope this saves many lives and ends the suffering and loss of so many good people.

[@MrHarpic]

I am sorry to hear that. I send you my best wishes. Take care.

[@robertdean6222]

What a brave woman. My prayers are with you Nancy.

[@lionheartroar3104]

Bless this woman and healing prayers for everyone affected by cancer.

[@joyceobeys6818]

80-10-10 diet and making sure the body has normal ph levels n cancer cannot grow. Rev 18:23 and Galatians 5:19…. Sorcery is pharmaceuticals and sorcerers will not inherit the kingdom of heaven.

[@sandgrownun66]

If god cured cancer. We wouldn't need hospitals. Prayer doesn't work. Put your faith in science.

[@alexeiramos1682]

my dad died of this when i was 12 on 2012, im glad people are getting close to a cure no one deserves to die in such pain

[@SERG__ZV]

When we die of old age, our grandchildren will learn how to treat old age and reverse aging. What an irony.

[@mdbritton9424]

Wow , this was heartbreaking at the end . Thank you 60 minutes for bringing this to us .

[@karthikr3044]

This work deserves a Nobel Prize

[@taopaille-paille4992]

It doesn't cure

[@smoothride7841]

Last weekend my friend flew all the way from Barcelona to Sidney. His only daughter of 39 has discovered that she's having a breast cancer. Her late husband was also an only child, died in an accident years ago. In-laws in their 70s & 80s respectively, she has no one to take care of her two daughters -- cancer is a monster, I hope she'll get through this with flying colours ❤️.

[@kimlarso]

Cancer is a fungus…,,,,and I wouldn’t be surprised if Ivermectin would treat cancer bc it’s a popular medicine used on horses and I’ve never really heard nor read of horses getting cancer?! I’m not a doctor just putting 1+1 together……and since they’re using a virus that was laid to rest decades ago = now it makes since why it’s back & they’re pushing for polio vaccines to be given again?!

[@GitanaAdelle]

Prayers

[@MsArleeneE]

🙏🏼

[@leaheames8995]

🙏

[@thecarcarony9137]

I will be Praying for her. 🙏

[@dvoravithanovsky6902]

That's exactly what makes 60 minutes the best program on earth. Thank you so much and thanks the medical professionals who devote heroic efforts to overcome dreadful diseases.

[@moonrunrs]

My friend contracted glioblastoma in 2016 and was given the polio injection during his treatment. Unfortunately, it did not work and he passed away in 2018. These stories are from 2016. I wonder what new findings have been made since this time. So sorry for the losses of Stephanie and Brendan. They were so brave.

[@butterflydana3856]

@moonrunrs That is what I am wondering also. I hope 60 Minutes bring us more because we are now into 2023 so what is happening with this study and the therapy?@60 Minutes

[@meahdahlgren6537]

​@@butterflydana3856 will there is always going to be cancer deaths

[@4278mary]

Did Stephanie and Brendan pass away ?

[@schisandra]

@@4278maryYes (54:09)

[@darringreen8630]

@@4278mary Yes, unfortunately they did.

[@cathyking8013]

I lost my mother to this horrible cancer. She was diagnosed with a Glioblastoma at Duke in 1990 at age 58. After 2 surgeries from diagnosis to death was only one year. It is ironic that these breakthroughs are now happening at the same hospital. I pray it is a successful trial as my mothers journey was heartbreaking and very difficult.

[@scottyg9167]

My life partner of more than 20 years succumbed to glioblastoma multiforme in about 4 months. For these folks to have kicked it down for all those years is heart-wrenchingly beautiful, for anyone who’s not seen what this beast does will not understand. Duke U. You go! That this beast eventually took these brave souls only speaks to how vital this research is. Thank you Duke.

[@bungalowjuice7225]

I'm so sorry for your loss friend.

[@davinastanton3865]

Scotty I am so, so sorry for the loss of your beautiful lady. Gentle hugs and love. My precious Mam passed because of this horrible tumour. It was the size of a grapefruit before we know. I nursed her until she passed away and I am still broken hearted. I just got her home and within 4 weeks she was gone. I asked her Specialist not to tell her but he did. He said she had a lucid moment and asked him. I can't remember much about that day. I made her a promise to get her home and I did. It was heartbreaking to see her face because she knew she was coming home to die. I miss her so much, she was my best friend. You are in my thoughts. 🕊

[@davinastanton3865]

​@@bungalowjuice7225 I am glad Nancy lived 2 years after this treatment. I am so, so sorry about Donna. I just wish they would find a cure for every Cancer. Much love. 🕊

[@mchapman6835]

Such brave people to offer themselves for a trial like this. RIP those who didn't manage to survive.

[@MRT-co1sd]

Looks like the negative effects are much better than chemotherapy.

[@alyssam1159]

More like desperate

[@pacotaco5526]

​@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ repent for what!? Are u saying those of us with cancer are being punished!? Be careful what u say because you will reap what u sow!!😏

[@dienglish7777]

Mervyn?

[@horsewithnoname8795]

@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ I believe in Christ too, but what does your comment have to do with the subject at hand?

[@heartspeaks]

My aunt is fighting this right now! Heartbreaking 💔 but I pray 🙏🏾 that this helps other! 💕

[@normandothegreat]

Imagine "IF" ALL health care professionals were this caring and committed? 🤔💛👍

[@jsawyer0617]

For the members devoting their entire being for a chance to cure a disease they themselves do not have is nothing but heroic We ALL salute you

[@twinkstance]

Im astounded by the level of scientific expertise they have too...

[@Mojave_Ranger_NCR]

It's inspirational. I might consider it as a career. Nothing better than making a lasting impact on humanity.

[@Truth1561]

​@@Mojave_Ranger_NCR you need more than a feeling of 'might consider' to enter this sort of speciality. It's not a job, it's a vocation and I believe the best are born knowing they will go into this sort of medical science.

[@MsNooneinparticular]

YES. They are heroes & deserve all the praise we give cops, soldiers & others who use violence to solve problems. That's not a diss to people in those professions but a criticism of Americans' priorities.

[@llamalady8700]

We do? I'll speak for myself, I don't need you to volunteer my opinion.

[@robertmahler8894]

RIP, Nancy. I am crying buckets over you being gone. Your smile is radiant and gives hope to so many. Your courage and pioneering spirit are amazing!

[@juditlow7621]

🌻🌷💕💕💕

[@asmrworldguide]

Spoiler alert? 😅

[@bush-b5330]

SoNancy died of what? Glioblastoma or other natural causes??

[@pampatriciae3937]

She died?

[@lissettelopez8331]

@@pampatriciae3937 I’m not totally sure she did. Could be someone trolling.

[@TheEcono]

1992 My dad had a brain tumor that came back viciously ... Best wishes for all the families involved in this therapy ☯️🙏

[@richierich7945]

I cried throughout this whole 60 minutes special. I think God that this really is working for other patients. If I could do anything in my life it would be to save a person who has cancer and doesn't know about the proper therapies that are more modern that can help so much. It is so terrible that the doctors don't or Not educated it is terrible that Duke University or whoever else knew about this therapy didn't share with all the oncologist in every hospital in the world.

[@jazzyflorida3757]

Why isn’t this headline news! Thank you 60 minutes for this story. Bless Nancy & Stephanie and the others in the study 🙏🏼

[@dross24MA]

Indeed, *this* is what should be headline news, not the raging antics of the Orange Man!

[@whatwillbem6825]

Yes my sentiments also…WHY isn’t it mainstream…money sick people are profitable

[@VHangout]

I lost my Mom to a Glio. She only lasted 2 months after diagnosis. Rest easy to all who we’ve lost to this horrible cancer.

[@jeanlind7540]

They are all horrible. I lost my husband, a lifelong non smoker to lung cancer.

[@dawnapm]

My dad lasted 30 days.

[@salemabraha6289]

@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ 🙏

[@tinydancer36]

My husband was diagnosed with Glio...he lasted 9 days after his biopsy. Prayers to all who are suffering with this and those loved ones watching and waiting for a cure.

[@narasantos117]

I went through the same situation and I know how it feels.

[@KatzMeow268]

Many thanks and much gratitude to this brave woman, Nancy Justice, who passed away April 6, 2016, two years after her pioneering participation in this program. Thank you Nancy for all you did for cancer patients everywhere.

[@kanyeeastlolz]

She did great work for more than just cancer patients. Her mindset alone can a great teaching lesson for many.

[@bostonfrank6739]

Why did not this treatment cure her

[@kanyeeastlolz]

@@bostonfrank6739 watch and you can come to your own conclusion as there is no definitive answer

[@bungalowjuice7225]

2 years extra. I hope she got to see her kids graduate. :3

[@emilegriffith1473]

Rip Nancy. Something about you reminded me of my mother. May your loved ones have a great life and may your soul be in the same great place as my mother's, father's, and sister's.

[@JakeOffer-h1t]

I felt so happy for her when she started feeling better and she was all hopeful about seeing her kids graduate and marry. It broke my heart when I heard that she passed away. Poor thing. 😢

[@godsgirl1977]

Just buried my cousin 5 days ago.....wishing we would have known this was an option.....we would have tried ANYTHING!!!!! Rest in peace Melissa We love you soooooo much!

[@tgunderwood8399]

These people are heroes! Patients, nurses and doctors!!!

[@mistyblue5386]

I'm on a clinical trial of targeted cell therapy for metastatic cervical cancer hpv negative. It's working like magic and I feel very good.

[@nicklong3279]

It sucks after all that & she still passed away 2 years ago. Bless her family

[@HolySpiritActivated]

5 years is way better than 5 months still

[@priceangel6328]

Wow, What a life saver. So many good people doing so much good work. Thank you.

[@Bigtop3frfrfrfrfrfrfr]

These people are hero’s …. I miss my daddy and wish he would have been able to use something like this…. 💜💜💜

[@chic3528]

Me too

[@JohnHoffman65]

I love Stephanie’s story of triumph over cancer! She came out beautiful and lovely. God bless her courage, and thankful for the medical scientists working on this menacing disease.

[@MowersNBlowers]

She died two years later at 28

[@MPV919]

@@MowersNBlowers to survive a glioblastoma 8 years it’s absolutely a break thru in science

[@michellemichelle5202]

@@MPV919 It truly is. A big step in the right direction

[@vspa]

@@MowersNBlowers oh it was her, i got confused by her last name, so she probably got married and changed it, how sad

[@samailayusuf3343]

I finally tested negative it really feels Good to have my life back feels so good to be HIV negative again, I can not thank you enough Dretikocure you are a blessing to mankind Doc❤

[@karadaniels1125]

Thank you all for your sacrifices! All of these patients are heroes.

[@ryancampbell5039]

I'm finishing an MS and already have an MPH, both in infectious disease. This story makes me seriously consider going for a PhD in Cancer Immunology. My God, what a terrible disease.

[@ichinichi2009]

The first participants are brave. Wishing the researchers much success down the road, and the patients cure and health. 👏🏼👏🏼

[@Ecosdelalma.]

This is amazing. My sister passed away at age 44 from Pancreatic Cancer in 2009. I wish they would have found these treatments sooner. May all people who lost their battle to cancer RIP. 😢🙏🏻

[@jsw207]

Amazing but everyone else in this story has since died. :( Stephanie Lipscomb & Nancy Justice. Stephanie was just 28) So very sad...

[@funtimefranky]

Sorry for your loss ❤

[@louarmstrong6128]

Ivermectin and fenben

[@Misaka-gt5yj]

Just know that the insurance probably won't cover this for MOST people and the FDA definitely won't make it cheap even if they do approve it after all the trials.

[@nunyabuisness9658]

Currently undergoing Folfironox treatment for pancreatic Ca.. No mention of immunotherapy from any of the oncologists, GI docs or oncologist surgeon.

[@chasinglighttoo]

My mother passed on from glioblastoma and liver/pancreatic cancer in 2014. As much as I miss her and all my loved ones that have passed, I believe we all go to a much better place, people and animals, and that we’ll all be reunited again. Love and peace to all ❤🙏🏻

[@boxlessthinker1973]

May God’s grace sustain and strengthen you during this incredibly difficult time. Very sorry for your loss.

[@chasinglighttoo]

@@boxlessthinker1973 Thank you so much

[@michaeljcarneyjr.6187]

You would think only women get brain tumors or is women appear to be more sympathetic to the viewers?

[@truthsetsfree1975]

Daniel 12:2 says there will be a resurrection on earth, and Jesus confirmed it at John 5:28,29 and so soon all those who are resurrected will have prospect of never getting sick anymore- Isaiah 33:24 hope this helps bring you comfort.

[@chasinglighttoo]

@@truthsetsfree1975 thank you, I believe that with all my heart and soul that will be for all of us

[@tttony9426]

in the year 1891 Dr William B Coley @ memorial hospital in New York started this process of immunotherapy but it was sidelined because drug companies developing chemo and radiation,but now this treatment is coming back, thank you Dr Coley from 130 years ago

[@robertking8298]

I used Coley's toxins on my sons brain cancer. He only had 3 months to live. I got 2 years extra life for him. Then 2 years after he passed away, I figured out the real cure for cancer. Too bad there is nothing to patent and no money to be made.

[@personofinterest8731]

So interesting. So sad. I'm 76 and have many health problems. I had polio at 5. Every day is a bonus. Love to all my fellow-humans❤ ❤❤

[@theancientsancients1769]

May Allah ( God ) Bless you and guide you to the right path. The Quran heals people who sincerely read and recite it. Best wishes ❤

[@cindybonem494]

I’m curious, have you ever had cancer? I’m wondering if having polio immunized you against cancer, my father had polio and never had cancer.

[@personofinterest8731]

@@cindybonem494 No I haven't. Yet!

[@cindybonem494]

@@personofinterest8731 well, that’s interesting.🤔

[@personofinterest8731]

@@cindybonem494 ☘️🤞

[@melm4730]

I am very grateful for the success of this much needed therapy. As an RN my heart dropped when I realized that Stephanie Hopper was Stephanie Lipscomb, the trail blazer of this research. 60 minutes should add her maiden name at 54:10. May her light continue to shine through and through to these brave souls and their families.

[@charlestilley2576]

@Mel M Yes, it seemed given Stephanie's young age & then recovering to do what she wanted as a career, a nurse, this was a shock. To have 8 years added to her life & swept away is tear jerking. This kind of makes me wonder, and likely those at Duke doesn't yet, what's the life expectancy? Yes, she was the 1st patient who received the trial, and probably the longest to live out of all. At least she did get 8 more years, mostly quality ones, but I wonder, would just a tiny little more or less had made a difference? She was a brave and amazing woman. Remember when they greatly increased dosage, that's when outcomes weren't as good, however I don't expect everyone to receive the same. Later, some would get less than Stephanie & do good, but we don't know when the list was last up to date, because she was alive. Too, maybe it was the type of cancer being treated. It's my hope that Stephanie Lipscomb's journey is the beginning of something large.❤ Because for decades, over half or 3/4th a century, treatment was radiation, surgery & chemo (or burn, slash & poison). Many are caught in late Stage 3 or 4, as am sure many of these patients were & desperate. Some lives a few weeks, others a few years, depending on how early or late caught, age & am sure physical condition as well. Hopefully will be tested on other cancers & soon, because there's lots of other patients that wants a shot at life too.💯

[@philspd473]

At that point they introduced her as Lipscomb.

[@madeleine7411]

I thought the same thing, Mel. There also should have been a cause of death. Did the gioblastoma return?

[@ErikLiberty]

​@@madeleine7411If you google it you will see that her cancer did return.

[@fidelcatsro6948]

yes its sad she died too... ive seen videos where long term fasting cured cancer...one such channel on youtube is "SurviveFromCancer"

[@rgolab3174]

I don't know these people but these stories are so heartbreaking that tears come out of my eyes.

[@MJ-ct3gv]

♥️

[@anthonydavid5121]

Which is why I started to watch but just can't continue .... its too devestating.

[@riverflow8186]

We are on the same page. I heard from this Doctor that chemo is is scam😢. He said there is cure for cancer ( natural cure ) but our government is hiding it from us. My father died of cancer and my sister in law. I feel their pain 😔 😟.

[@olympiahendrix4392]

with you. there are no words, only sorrow.

[@tammipineda4121]

This is amazing!! Thank you to Duke and all the brilliant scientists!!!❤️

[@BubbleWrapss]

GBM is heart wrenching. Month by month it takes and takes until someone is a quadriplegic and brain shuts down . I lost my mom to GBM. Hope for the future warriors! Tears when GBM is on TV brings up so much grief

[@timsn4346]

Thank you KZbin, 60 MINUTES and Doctors for this breakthrough presentations. Well appreciated.

[@bosse-1760]

I was so happy to hear about Brendan Steele and Stephanie Hopper stories and I hoped that they would live for a very long time. But reading the text in the end was very emotional. I hope their families are greatful of the extra time they could spend together.

[@virgilkirschner5717]

My fiance, Ruby, died due to brain tumors reoccurring, This happened a year before this cure was discovered. I hope this will save many lives now and in the future.

[@ArsPraestigium]

Stephane, the first patient undergo the polio trial, died in 2020 at age 28. Sad as that is, she was afforded eight full years of life she wouldn't have had without the treatment. Cancer is a horror, and will be for a very long time.

[@sophine7189]

I'm glad she was able to marry first before she past.

[@chercuts]

Do you know how she passed?

[@yogarcia6066]

@@chercuts It wasn't disclosed. She worked as a nurse and died after the start of the pandemic, is all I've read.

[@joeybobbie1]

I’m so Sad to hear this. She had a Beautiful Soul. What she did to Pave the way for others is incredible. What a Brave young Woman. I was hoping she would have a Long Wonderful care free Life. What a loss. That is really bad News. I almost wish I hadn’t read it.😔

[@anniematthew2608]

So heartbreaking!! 😭

[@berniecole5757]

Bless these doctors who are doing the groundbreaking research to save precious lives 💖

[@djbis]

As a recipient of Duke's amazing, life saving therapy, I can only thank them, and God for having had the opportunity of participating in such great medical achievement. It truly is a miracle. I thank them for giving me a second chance at life and giving me hope. Their facility, staff and thd work they do is world class. The absolute best there is. Also Stephanie and family, thank you for being so brave and risking it all. You have saved many lives and a great deal of credit goes to you.

[@AstonSubstantive]

thats awesome! but whats the state of the research now? dukes website says its only a 21% survival rate.. this coverage is very confusing

[@happytuber3669]

So happy you too were a participant at Dukes and under the care of such a dedicated medical team. Alongside you, I too must commend and thank Stephanie for her bravery along her journey to recovery, an angel for sure, but again not forgetting the doctors and researchers who facilitated this. Wishing you too a long, healthy and successful 'second' life, and may God continue to overlook you along that path. John (UK)

[@jd5787]

Glad to hear it worked for you! Has this been improved and used in a wider scale context? It looks like this treatment saved some lives

[@Yafunnyco]

My mom passed away 3 months ago from a glioblastoma. Duke didn’t accept her to the clinical trial :(

[@MandolinRich]

@@Phreno_Xeno that's 21% versus 0% - a big increase in the odds. hopefully continued research will bring further increases.

[@dannylaw7367]

May God bless Dr. Bromeyer and all his dedication and vision to make it possible to save lives. And to all those that endured this tragedy and lived so scared for so long, I wish you all nothing but love, compassion and a great life. This is fantastic news.

[@airmailman1971]

It's so sad that Stephanie and several others died from this horrible disease. They will always be remembered as pioneers in our struggle to make cancer a thing of the past. God bless them all.

[@danielmembrillo6472]

I've tried to find info but can't. Did the gleoblastoma come back? Looks like it can come back after 5 years. I wondered if they tried the polio vaccine again?

[@dancooper6002]

It has to keep coming back, that is the only way for the medical complex to make its $$$.

[@Mrs.TJTaylor]

@@dancooper6002What a ridiculous statement. Did you not understand the part of this story about the patent the inventors expect to receive for this protocol?

[@reniercosta]

Did she died ?

[@glenneric1]

@@danielmembrillo6472 That closing captions said that Stephanie Hopper died. The woman's name was Stephanie Lipscomb so I guess she got married and then her cancer came back.

[@claudhenrysmoot7957]

My wife had a GBM in 2005/2006. She was treated with resection, Temodar, and radiation. Huge hole in her brain, lots of physical issues, but, still alive. 17 years is rare territory for a GBM patient. I know several people who had mere months. I hope this goes forward.

[@Reality_TV]

Wow! I'm so glad your wife was able to survive!

[@elaine5408]

How wonderful you and your family are doing so much better today.

[@Nessa_1990]

I'm extremely sorry your wife and family had to also painfully survive during that traumatic time. My heart goes out to you and wishes all of you healing and strength.

[@nsudatta-roy8154]

She could benefit from "intracellular" glutathione therapy. This is a superior option that drs aren't talking about. This can be achieved by a certain "undenatured" whey protein that raises cd4/cd8 lymphocytes.

[@judihedlund5024]

@@nsudatta-roy8154 I’m

[@CulinaryPhysics]

It's amazing to see the progress being made in the fight against cancer, and this breakthrough therapy is a testament to the incredible dedication and hard work of medical professionals and researchers. It's heartening to know that there are innovative treatments like this one available to those who are battling cancer. This video is a reminder of the power of human ingenuity and collaboration, and it's a beacon of hope for anyone who has been affected by this terrible disease. I'm grateful for the scientists and doctors who are working tirelessly to find new ways to treat cancer, and I hope that this breakthrough therapy will continue to save lives and change the world for the better.

[@Sunflower00001]

Amen

[@AR-ed3xw]

Nice speech, but this progress you are praising as a breakthrough is over 8 years old!

[@jz94117]

@@AR-ed3xw And is only available to the rich.

[@Sunflower00001]

@A R how about try and have empathy? You know anyone with brain cancer? Lost a loved one? Maybe your daughter a 8th grader?? 14 years old. Why don't try compassion? Maybe they didn't notice that. Geez

[@lgslat1]

😮🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@tokumagirma8204]

I'm amazed to hear the miracle of this study today; may god keep blessing you so that your scarifies be fruit full!

[@deborahmcc3678]

I wish my Husband was given this chance for Life.. 😥😥😥He was so loving and kind , to everyone . 20 yr Navy veteran 19 more civil service Naval Jet engineer. Died at 61 when he was ready to retire and we could finally travel. RIP MY Darlin.

[@johnstuart4914]

I'm sorry too hear that and hope you are well

[@joshuawatts5894]

Gosh man that girl that was the first to try it just seems like such a sweetheart. Like she was younger than I am now I couldn’t imagine it like it’s awesome they got rid of it

[@aleafox1675]

My best friend/sister, just past away in January 2023 from a glioblastoma that was the size of a golfball behind her right eye. She went through the radition, chemo, surgery, the whole nine yards. After surgery the tumor just went on a speed growth. She was given 3 to 6 months to live. She lived for 5 1/2 month from the first day of diagnosis. She was a veteran, and was receiving help from the veterans hospital, and a special oncologly hospital in Florida. I miss her so much.

[@AKispert1965]

Very sorry to hear that Alea.

[@stephaniedoyle7171]

God Bless you Stephanie ❤

[@Maryaliece]

This cancer killed my Goddaughter. At 34. She left behind 2 baby girls, 2 and 4. 5 years later, their Dad remarried, but Gretchen is celebrated on every occasion.....They were from GA too.... I SO pray this works..... Miss you G....I KNOW you're looking down. The last time I saw her was at Duke. I drove down from VA BEACH. I still see her...

[@brianwade8649]

​@Alex Perez I'm honestly curious about why you would spend your time to bother writing something like this.

[@charlottehall5191]

😢

[@classicjonesy]

My dad lost his childhood friend to glioblastoma (brain tumor) in 2006 😢.. his name was Tom, and he was absolutely most fit person we knew at the time, did daily runs; would do marathons etc. Least he got to Travel the world before passing. RIP. It's one of the reason's why we donate each year to Cancer Society in New Zealand. I remember growing up always getting treats and OJ; and being allowed to pick strawberries from his garden to eat. In his last weeks of being alive, he was miserable and my dad felt awful so they gave him some chocolate (he wasn't suppose to have it) but it was a moment of happiness in absolute dread.. 2 weeks later he passed away.

[@jillbryant8644]

Tears. I'm so thankful for the science and grateful to the precious patients that took part in this trial.

[@jeffeck9214]

Amazing and genius - praying this works for humanity

[@BobRooney290]

this episode is priceless. giving hope where there is none. a show everyone should watch. because every family has someone that has suffered with cancer.

[@fjb3544]

You really think Pharma is gonna let a cure for cancer out? Won’t happen

[@KevinSamuelsKid]

Wdym there is no hope? A carnivore diet or a very low carb ketogenic diet is way more effective than some deadly polio virus. Look up carnivore and brain cancer. Learn something.

[@MissUnConcerned]

This treatment clearly has great potential. May all who died rest in peace. Very bittersweet.

[@aliciachristensen4418]

my father in law and a 40 yo friend died within months of each other from this cancer. it was brutal. i pray this works.

[@civiice9985]

This is amazing I'm so happy to see this I have lost too many loved ones to cancer God bless you and your research and these people

[@DollhouseTutorials]

This is the best breakthrough I've seen yet. My mom passed away at 51 from brain cancer so I hope this is ready to the public for 100% of the population with cancer.

[@kristinescarpetti]

Nancy died within a year, 2016

[@Sunflower00001]

God Bless Stephanie and her family. Thank you for doing this for all of us. ❤

[@EmmaDee]

I’m so sad about sweet Nancy. I love Greg and how he stayed by her side.

[@yuliang1510]

I was an investigator of glioblastoma from late 1990s to early 2000s, and Bigner was one of my role models and had my greatest respect. Back in the days and probably today still, we didn't talk about "cure" of GBM; our goal was to make it to a chronic and manageable disease. Seeing some of the patients to survive so many months after the treatment, as Friedman said, is already very remarkable.

[@mybetterdays4511]

I guess that’s why we never cure anything- it’s not even the goal. No money in healthy people, but chronic, manageable disease keeps them in business 🤷‍♀️

[@anthonychang6891]

❤Ññ87pⁿ😅9

[@kathleendavis2008]

@Yu Liang Melittin kills GBM and it's biofilm. Dr. Alan MacDonald found borrelia in post mortem brain specimens of GBM patients.

[@pjames8712]

I long for the day when cancer is not "managed" but studied for the reasons why we get it and how to prevent completely. The "War on Cancer" since Nancy Reagan has only increased the numbers and more lost lives. We need answers please.

[@yuliang1510]

@@pjames8712 I don't want to give you false hope, so I will tell you my genuine assessment with my almost 25 years of career in oncology research and drug development: based on how we identify potential targets for clinical development, how much money we invest and how much time it takes from discovery all the way to final approval, the failure rate of drug development (at least 90%), how much regulatory hurdles a drug company has to go through, and how much money a finally successful drug would cost in the end, I can almost assure you that a complete prevention is a very tempting goal to work for, but unfortunately will never happen in our life time. A "complete cure" is also not a tangible goal for all, and might happen in only a very tiny portion of patients at best.

[@NotesMuzik]

Wow…this is a stepping stone for the future of treating cancer completely

[@beckyd712]

This is what took my brother at age 24. I am so glad there has been a breakthrough in treatment for all others who have to fight this battle.And absolutely, the best Doctors and Nurses are those who have been through some serious medical stuff themselves; There is a night and day difference, they are more empathetic than those who haven't "been there" personally.

[@mizzmoze1103]

Wow!!! Gives so many hope & life again!! Thank you Lord!!

[@dogegamer3288]

Please get this available to the many who are dying daily of glioblastomas. We need this available. It does no good if its just with half a dozen folks in a lab. This needs to change the world asap.

[@kelliez9991]

Still in research phase

[@douglaspulliam9028]

There was a doctor that did something like this in the 90s with the aids virus. The little girl survived the tumor and was hiv resistant. I hope these people are well stay well and live a wonderful life!

[@elvenkind6072]

I've lost two grandmothers to cancer, so I'm really happy to see these results and in general to hear about so many strides in medical science. God bless these people that work so hard to heal those with no hopes.

[@teresavogt5977]

sadly I can join you in this statistic but also lost my parents. At 60 I pray my son stays out of the cancer pool the family has been in on my side.

[@KevinSamuelsKid]

Ok and I lost family to the disease as well. I can tell you that a ketogenic/zero carb carnivore diet is the ultimately way to get rid of cancer. People get cancer because of their diet.

[@xinjunwu7941]

it is sad to see all the methods cannot cure cancers forever. But when there is hope, don't give up. God bless all of us.

[@ZenithE8]

My Mom died from this 27 years ago. Made me cry wishing they had found this sooner.

[@imane2884]

Sorry for your loss ❤

[@talk3194]

It’s not a cure. It only prolongs life for a few. Very misleading. Watch til the very end and read the screen.