Mentioned 4 times on 1 show. Most recently heard 19/10/2026.
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“we know that there are a radical new set of medicines on the horizon. You've seen cases of pancreatic cancer treated with the Daraxonrasib, a new medicine against one of those killer genes called RAS. It's extended the life of patients. We've seen videos of these patients on television. They're now living with pancreatic cancer, you know, months, if not years, after the cancer has spread,”
“So now we're not talking about the immune system. We're talking about small molecules, locks and keys, keys that go and shut off the lock, Daraxonrasib, nasty side effects. You've seen the senator with those lesions in the face. I'm sorry about those nasty side effects.”
“The real interesting question is: what's Daraxonrasib going to do to adjuvant therapy? So, a patient comes in, not the senator. The patient comes in, has painless jaundice, classic example of pancreatic cancers, found to have a big lump Goomba in the traffic intersection of all of this, goes through a Whipple.”
“And now we put them, they have KRAS mutation. We put them on Daraxonrasib, then ask the question: are they better or worse off? Is that trial being done? It'll be done if it's not in the case. I mean, is it in the works?”