Pancreatic cancer BREAKTHROUGH: Professor Karol Sikora reveals Cancer Research Institute discovery

Professor Karol Sikora discusses a new breakthrough in pancreatic cancer discovered by The Institute of Cancer Research in London.

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[dftfire]

I wouldn't expect much to happen here to be honest... seems every 5 years or-so we hear there has been a "major breakthrough" for some-form of cancer, but long-term we never actually get a treatment or drug for it. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[nicolasykes]

My father died of pancreatic cancer in 1983 and we didn’t know he’d got that until after he’d passed away, so this is good news, but still a long way off.

[nathanbrammer]

This is great news if it is possible to do, my father was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and died 6 weeks later such an aggressive cancer.

[stephfoxwell]

RIP Andy Rourke.
There is a Light that never goes out🎵🎵🎵

[adrianleighuk]

Fasting and a strict diet has been known to help people get over some cancers apparently so this wouldn't surprise me to be honest.

[dandycat]

Wow, this is fantastic news.
Now let's find a way to test for early stage cancer, and we've cracked it.

[aliceseger]

I’ve had 2 friends that it was stage 4 when they found it. Both passed away about 6 weeks for one & 8 weeks for the other. Need a test to find it.

[AP-njmr]

It is the (often) late detection that kills the patients. Pancreatic cancer cells are no more aggressive than most cancers.
But I am glad about this breakthrough .

[Klunge]

Rather than letting them grow so big they starve themselves of a sugar supply, maybe eliminate sugar and carbs from the diet, and starve them before they take hold.

[pozzee]

Maybe the result won’t be totally scientific but I think if I am dying and want to give my permission to try something new, then it would be unethical to not give it to me.
I think he hit the nail on the head when he said “it’s a business” 😢

[chrisbuster]

Keep hearing about breakthroughs over the years, but more and more Keep dieing, government like reducing carbon.

[grahamsmith]

I remember it was pancreatic cancer that killed Patrick Swayze, back in 2009.

[richardhare]

Couldn't we change drug testing rules so you don't have to wait 5-10 years for drugs to become available... or to have an option where terminal patients can take these experimental drugs.

[hurstmitchell]

Sounds to me as though cancer cells are more intelligent than the average human!

[WaVy]

Touching base on the cancer subject, hyaluronic acid, because sugar is known to fuel cancer and a sugar-based compound, and hyaluronic acid is a sugar based compound, fuels cancer especially pancreatic cancer. Aside from fueling tumors, It has been found to play a major role of the density of pancreatic cancer tumors and other types of cancer tumors making it harder to deliver cancer drugs to the tumor. When glucose isn't available to provide energy, cancer feeds off Uridine-derived sugar from RNA rich foods, especially pancreatic cancer. It has been known for years that cancer feeds off sugar, all forms of sugar. When one form isn't available, they use the next form for fuel. What took scientists so long to "realize" that? “If it'd been a snake it would have bit them!” Uridine, is found at different levels in meat including organ meat, seafood, fish, legumes, broccoli, spinach, mushrooms, tomatoes, asparagus, soybeans and soy-based products, whole grains, nuts and seeds, dairy products, beer, bakers and brewers yeast.

[alphabetaxenonzzzcat]

Hmmm, one thing that might reduce this type of cancer would be to ban the gene therapy that this doctor promoted.

[zofe]

Cancer == Unaerobic metabolism, due to chocked blood-vessels, either due to inflammation-swelling and/or lung-damage.