Any info on Precision Therapeutics?

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A joke is right. The jester has been posting his BS for quite some time and even gave us a link to "all" that PTI data. Out of all the data citations, I was surprised to find that NONE involved the patients therapy being directed by the assay. But it's a good story anyway...
 






Anonymous said:
OK, fine. *I'll play ONE more time. *

Link to SOME of PTI's clinical data: *http://www.chemofx.com/cancer-treatment/cancer-studiesbibliography.html

Link to SOME of the ongoing trials (not all inclusive): ***http://www.chemofx.com/cancer-treatment/drug-trials.html

^^^^ Checkmate is right. PTI = 0 others posting and reading for enjoyment = 1. That is some good data to hang your hat a total of 0 patients benefited from Chemo Fix. LOOK PATIENTS RESOND DIFFERENTLY TO CHEMO. DID AN MD COME UP WITH THAT OR JF. WHAT? MUST HAVE BEEN JF NO DRS. AT PTI.

SINCERELY, SIR
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Anonymous said:
A joke is right. The jester has been posting his BS for quite some time and even gave us a link to "all" that PTI data. Out of all the data citations, I was surprised to find that NONE involved the patients therapy being directed by the assay. But it's a good story anyway...
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That's an interesting point.

Maybe you can help me out? Please provide some data on a laboratory test, (any lab test), that involves the patient's therapy being directed by the results of the particular laboratory test you choose to reference.

I would honestly love to see that.
 






Originally Posted by Anonymous
A joke is right. The jester has been posting his BS for quite some time and even gave us a link to "all" that PTI data. Out of all the data citations, I was surprised to find that NONE involved the patients therapy being directed by the assay. But it's a good story anyway...

Anonymous said:
That's an interesting point.

Maybe you can help me out? Please provide some data on a laboratory test, (any lab test), that involves the patient's therapy being directed by the results of the particular laboratory test you choose to reference.

I would honestly love to see that.
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Obviously, I mean any lab test related to cancer therapy.
 






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Anonymous said:
OK, fine. *I'll play ONE more time. *

Link to SOME of PTI's clinical data: *http://www.chemofx.com/cancer-treatment/cancer-studiesbibliography.html

Link to SOME of the ongoing trials (not all inclusive): ***http://www.chemofx.com/cancer-treatment/drug-trials.html

^^^^ Checkmate is right. PTI = 0 others posting and reading for enjoyment = 1. That is some good data to hang your hat a total of 0 patients benefited from Chemo Fix. LOOK PATIENTS RESOND DIFFERENTLY TO CHEMO. DID AN MD COME UP WITH THAT OR JF. WHAT? MUST HAVE BEEN JF NO DRS. AT PTI.

SINCERELY, SIR
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Patients don't respond differently to chemo? Is that what you're saying?? I have a hard time thinking that's what you're saying, but it reads that way? Clarify please Sir Loser.
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I have no affiliation with PTI, ex employees or anything to do with chemo FX or competition but I will say this...for a few days these postings were a guitly pleasure of mine...kind of like Mob Wives and other ridiculous reality shows. Like all those shows, this board is getting old and turning into a "my dad can beat up your dad" deal. To the PTI people, do your jobs instead of posting on this thread-to the other people that are so angry, go have a beer or find some other way decompress or how about some work? What a batch of little bitches going back and forth-give each other your names and meet at the playground to "duke it out". Do any of you have families? If so, spend the time you are wasting here and give them some quality time...this is old and boring at this point and nobody cares.
 


















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I have no affiliation with PTI, ex employees or anything to do with chemo FX or competition but I will say this...for a few days these postings were a guitly pleasure of mine...kind of like Mob Wives and other ridiculous reality shows. Like all those shows, this board is getting old and turning into a "my dad can beat up your dad" deal. To the PTI people, do your jobs instead of posting on this thread-to the other people that are so angry, go have a beer or find some other way decompress or how about some work? What a batch of little bitches going back and forth-give each other your names and meet at the playground to "duke it out". Do any of you have families? If so, spend the time you are wasting here and give them some quality time...this is old and boring at this point and nobody cares.
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No skin in the game, and you hang out here??? You are either a liar or a complete loser, or most likely both.
 












Anonymous said:
That's an interesting point.

Maybe you can help me out? Please provide some data on a laboratory test, (any lab test), that involves the patient's therapy being directed by the results of the particular laboratory test you choose to reference.

I would honestly love to see that.
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Are you serious? Here is one of many. Check out Her2, EGFR, KRAS, etc, etc, etc as well if you would like to see a lab test directing patient therapy.

http://jco.ascopubs.org/content/25/...056685a0271cc9a6212e5e67&keytype2=tf_ipsecsha
 






Anonymous said:
Are you serious? Here is one of many. Check out Her2, EGFR, KRAS, etc, etc, etc as well if you would like to see a lab test directing patient therapy.

http://jco.ascopubs.org/content/25/...056685a0271cc9a6212e5e67&keytype2=tf_ipsecsha
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Yes, I was serious. Thanks for that information.

These labs tests and studies you cite do not conclude the direction of patient therapy, that is left to the clinician. These tests and data you refer to speak to the feasibility of the clinical implication of the study. It is up to the clinician to take all aspects of the patient information and make a clinical judgment on therapy. Can these lab tests help guide therapy? Absolutely. Do they replace the judgment of the clinician? Absolutely not.

Every one of the articles listed on the PTI website, speak to the feasibility of the CSRA being used in a clinical setting to help guide therapy.

The functional aspect of the cell is just another piece of information to help the clinician. There is not a lab test available that is 100% accurate, and therefore there is no lab test that can be used to direct therapy, only help guide it.
 


















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Nah, just chickenshit.
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I have a good idea who you are, and you probably have me narrowed down... If you would care to confront me about it, then we'll see who the real "chicken shit" is... However, you and I both know how that one would turn out. If I were you I would more concerned about keeping your nose clean moving forward. This way, maybe the jury will go easy on you.
 






Anonymous said:
I have a good idea who you are, and you probably have me narrowed down... If you would care to confront me about it, then we'll see who the real "chicken shit" is... However, you and I both know how that one would turn out. If I were you I would more concerned about keeping your nose clean moving forward. This way, maybe the jury will go easy on you.
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It is not JF, I promise you that.

Now, it doesn't matter who you are to me. I know you're just some disgruntled ex-rep, who either rightly or wrongly, was let go, or moved on.
 






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