Li-Fraumeni by definition is an abnormality in the p53 gene (TP53) located on chromosome 17p13. Therefore fenbendazole is not the drug for her. Yes, getting the gene therapy shot would not be helpful but that p53 abnormality was there already. Working to counteract immune evasion by the tumor is important along with a host of other thera…
Li-Fraumeni by definition is an abnormality in the p53 gene (TP53) located on chromosome 17p13. Therefore fenbendazole is not the drug for her. Yes, getting the gene therapy shot would not be helpful but that p53 abnormality was there already. Working to counteract immune evasion by the tumor is important along with a host of other therapies and assessments.
Chemotherapy has a greater than 90% chance of failure in stage 4 carcinomas so no, chemotherapy is not a good choice.
Li-Fraumeni by definition is an abnormality in the p53 gene (TP53) located on chromosome 17p13. Therefore fenbendazole is not the drug for her. Yes, getting the gene therapy shot would not be helpful but that p53 abnormality was there already. Working to counteract immune evasion by the tumor is important along with a host of other therapies and assessments.
Chemotherapy has a greater than 90% chance of failure in stage 4 carcinomas so no, chemotherapy is not a good choice.
IVM?
Doxycyline?
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5405729/