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Miriam Kalamian's avatar

I was coauthor on the paper describing the case of the long-term survivor. https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/nutrition/articles/10.3389/fnut.2021.682243/full

It's crucial to understand that his exteneded survival and ability to avoid any conventional care aside from surgeries rests on a beneficial tumor mutation known as IDH1. This is more common in people who are diagnosed at a younger age. Unfortunately, Pablo died as the result of a brain bleed post resection surgery in the summer of 2024, 10 years after initial diagnosis.

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Karen Anderson's avatar

It makes me think of posts I have seen on social media of individuals having chemotherapy while drinking a sugar ladened cola. If only people knew the damage that's doing to their health.

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