Lecture on Cancer [ Coffee/ cancer; EV Pembro; Censoring] to UCSF Fresno

[@user-ch1bd8hb1l]

I came for the COVID policy and devubking videos... but I found that I love the super interesting lectures!

[@DylanYoung]

I studied pure maths and the level of statistical illiteracy in so so many of these papers is staggering.

[@garrettkajmowicz]

I have a degree in engineering and I'm angry that these papers are put together in a way with an intent to deceive. It's a violation of ethics to put together papers intentionally this bad.

[@reginamemoriesforever-vc8ql]

The meme part was hilarious! The fact that you have a sense of humour just makes you even more likeable!!

[@ktynan]

As someone recently diagnosed with cancer, watching these lectures has been very helpful in trying to understand where treatments I am getting are on a scale of helpful to hail mary. I would love to hear your detailed thoughts on the recent FDA approval of histotripsy for liver cancer.

[@AmyKaylasVegas]

Xo hope you get better!

[@0Asterite0]

cancer has already been cured. but there's more money in endless treatments!

[@RealMonoid]

I have cancer, follicular lymphoma, his video about the diseases and how to treat was pure bullshit.

[@JACK-wh6jl]

Excellent topic brother thanks for bringing -it- up well deserved bravo

[@sunshynegirl7429]

As someone in medical imaging field, mammograms and general X rays, I love listening to his lectures. I enjoy talking to my patients and the doctors about the treatments. But I also really appreciate the hematology side of the hem/oncology as I’m a patient for hematology. Thanks Dr VP.

[@westfield90]

I follow 5 young people with Cancer on KZbin. Despite all the hyped game changers one died two months ago, another is days away from dying, another has been sent home to get things in order and the other two are floating without hope. I have zero faith left in cancer treatments and the field of oncology.

[@FourthWayRanch]

They good at drain people's life savings

[@walterbortz355]

Vijay’s huge strength is that he is so well trained in study design and it’s a great idea to educate others on this topic

[@HeyYall398]

Vinay. 👍👍

[@ImNoclue]

I was hoping you’d say something about EV Pembro. I looked a the press release, but couldn’t find any detailed information. Good to know you had the same questions.

[@steelfaith99]

Vinay, I sometimes get sad and glad when I hear your lectures… lol

[@MiamiCuz305]

I hope some day, you can make a video about the future of cancer treatment. What can be done to get less toxicity and higher survival rates?

[@kevinbyrne4538]

Look into "Immunomodulation".

[@0Asterite0]

LMAO, it's already been cured my guy

[@thankmelater1254]

All coffee addicts want to know about the coffee.

[@thankmelater1254]

Coffee @8:00

[@elloohno1349]

the hero we need ! thanks @@thankmelater1254

[@medic2299]

I'm praying for accountability, NO ONE is held responsible for ANYTHING. Shameful state of affairs

[@CyndieJobb-bz4hh]

I'm hedging my bets and getting my coffee. Thanks doc. I love your lectures always. You got me through Covid. As a fp PA I always learn something new. I wish my pts w CA could see you but we are not in norcal.

[@ben.tanner]

Hard to say if you're hedging, or just rolling the dice. 😉 (Since there's probably not good enough data to say benefit or harm with confidence). Ps: I'm also a PA, ER, in NV.

[@Robin_P_Patriot]

4 cups of coffee or more equates to very few soft drinks, juices, milks, or alcoholic drinks. You could probably show similar results with people who drink 4 or more glasses of water a day.

[@nicmart]

My mother was treated for uterine sarcoma at the University of Kentucky. After surgery the oncologist told her she would soon begin chemotherapy. I finally tracked him down and asked him for the evidence to support the chemo regime. He responded, “There is one statistically insignificant study of five people.” Of course he didn’t tell her that the incredibly painful chemo was of no proven value. I’d bet he was using her in a trial without consent.

[@SimonWaller-x6r]

And now EV-302 is published in NEJM. Only 30,2 % in the control arm received Avelumab-maintenance. Only 13,6 % with progressive disease, so avelumab use should have been much higher. No mention of how many patients received post protocol EV neither in the manuscript or in The supplementary.

[@veryaware]

If it comes from Harvard (nutrition) I am always immediately sceptical.

[@bikersoncall]

Time Stamp (?) to when he talks about Cancer/Coffee, there is no transcript.

[@HeyItzMeDawg]

7:20

[@bikersoncall]

@@HeyItzMeDawg THANK YOU.

[@CC-lv1ox]

To my fav md❤

[@petetroglodyte1860]

No EV in subsequent line on control arm. Also some had avelumab, but almost no pembro

[@oldmango8606]

entertaining and informative. thanks

[@JCResDoc94]

8:30 didnt you read the new study dr? _JC

[@aptkeyboard3173]

Is Starbucks funding these studies 😂

[@FourthWayRanch]

What about kisqali? More expensive pos tech hype?

[@aivkara]

Difference in diet in Japan leading to different outcomes in Gastric Cancer? Anyone? Seems pretty obvious to me.

[@blakereid5785]

1.5 grams of fiber in a cup a joe. No point to make, just learned that recently.

[@ohplezz]

My gastroenterologist said coffee is good for colon health but French Roast coffee can contribute to cancer and to not drink it.

[@ben.tanner]

Did they base that on papers similar to the one he broke down today? 😉

[@deborahgessner]

Parasite cleanse, detox, fasting...repeat.

[@kevinbyrne4538]

3:19 -- imatinib

[@Ania-Ananda]

Camel urine?

[@elloohno1349]

hehehe I lolled 9:24

[@mpoharper]

As a cancer patient I care more about competence than caring. We want to live.

[@plingela276]

Топыч

[@mballer]

7:56 Terrible answer, if you don't know, say you don't know.