'Tumors just vanished': Cancer patients now in remission after drug trial

Treatment with the immunotherapy dostarlimab showed promising results in a small trial of more than a dozen rectal cancer patients, according to new research, but further study is needed and it is too early to call it a cure. CNN's Erin Burnett speaks to Dr. Andrea Cercek, an oncologist at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center.
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[haroldhatley]

As someone with stage 4 colon cancer and running out of options, this is very encouraging news.

[oyenations]

One year later and nothing has been made available to the common folk.

[nxqrmtf]

If this doesn’t generate billions $ for hospitals and pharma, it will be crushed

[kaykool]

WELL WE WILL NEVER HEAR ABOUT THAT EVER AGAIN

[redwoods]

This is awesome news. How wonderful for the cancer patients who were in the study and wonderful for their families.

[borky]

Lost my dad to cancer. I really hope this becomes a reality soon. There are so many people that need it 🙏

[kerrygrabowski]

Unfortunately every time something like this comes out we end up hearing nothing about it ever again after a few weeks.

[incuthor]

Words cant express my gratitude for igrotum. Its providing relief and healing during a challenging time.

[crystalcalendars]

I was diagnosed with a solid tumor cancer 2.5 years ago and my cancer is with a low survival rate in 3-5 years. It has been stressful. Thank you so much for this new breakthrough. Now we have hope...

[topsykretts]

A year and a half ago, my sweet aunt died from colo-rectal cancer and donated her body to science. Thank you Erne, i miss you so much.

[FloutchBW]

Looks like it has been long forgotten, just like everything that actually works. No more juicy chemo money.

[Fatima_Garabandal]

Two years later and there doesn't seem to be anything about this in the media or in healthcare talking about this.... Somehow I think this will never make it out into the world.

[zebs]

Great news in the midst of all the horrible things happening in the world 🙏🏽💖🥰

[sacrificialrubber]

LITERALLY brought me to tears thinking about my mother in law that passed from cancer 3 years ago…

[cherylthurston]

My Mom died of metastatic colon cancer in 1986. Your new treatment is an amazing gift to those in need. God bless you and your team.

[Danymok]

An inspiring example of human advancement. I really hope this can keep working with a larger sample of people, this will be able to help so many people.

[gidejkx]

I have a friend who would have taken this! When someone has advanced stages of cancer they are willing to try anything that could save their life. It sickens me to think this was out there but now she is in her final months of life. She is 55.

[kevinadamson]

A year has passed since this video and I've never heard any updates on this, why hasn't this been front page news.? 😢

[clivesmith]

These 14 patients must be over the moon!!!
I hope their cancer doesn't return
and that the medicine they've taken works for everyone else too.❤❤❤

[Phornax]

I lost my cousin to rectal cancer 2 years ago. He was only 36. It's good to know that there's a chance others won't have to suffer that loss in the near future.