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ChatGPT found that a woman was misdiagnosed with an aggressive form of brain cancer Her husband used AI to scan her biopsy records and found she actually had an IDH1-mutation, less severe, but still serious
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All of these politicians bought Danaher $DHR in June Michael McCaul: ~$60,000 Ro Khanna: ~$65,000 Trump: ~$15,000 Why is this interesting? Danaher is a Washington D.C. based healthcare company selling a plethora of diagnostic products, including cancer biopsy tools Khanna is a member of the caucuses on Deadliest Cancers and Cystic Fibrosis Trump is the president (he knows s***) ^ Both bought Moderna before the spike McCaul is the founder of the Childhood Cancer Caucus
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10 WAYS TO INVEST IN HEALTHCARE AI • $WGS uses exome & genome sequencing to diagnose rare diseases • $PRCT provides waterjet-based robotic systems for treating enlarged prostate • $VEEV provides cloud software & data infrastructure for life sciences workflows • $DOCS provides physicians with AI-enabled clinical workflow & productivity tools • $GH uses liquid biopsy & genomic data for cancer detection & treatment selection • $ISRG powers robotic surgery through the da Vinci platform & growing software stack • $ABCL uses microfluidic screening & AI to discover antibodies for biopharma partners • $HIMS delivers telehealth prescriptions with personalized formulations & dosing at scale • $TEM combines multimodal clinical data with AI to improve diagnostics & treatment decisions • $TWST supplies synthetic DNA used in protein design and directed evolution across computational biology
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🧬 China can now print a cancer vaccine in one day. A Shanghai facility uses mRNA and AI to build custom vaccines from a single biopsy. Speed saves lives. Sources: S. China Morning Post, The Straits Times #omgfacts# #CancerResearch# #Biotechnology#
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These stories need to be heard This American had skin cancer, it was under control. But then, “About a month after my second Pfizer vaccine, my skin cancer came back like wildfire — in 2018 to 2022 — I had zero cancer. Zero. Then I got the vaccine, and within a 2 month period, I had 9 Mohs surgeries, 35 biopsies and I still can't get my skin cancer under control” “So after 4 years of nothing, do I believe this was just a coincidence? I don't” There is a published study involving more than 8 million people, and it was reported that there was a higher rate of several cancers after the COVID vaccination, 6 cancers were studied, ALL had elevated cancer rates - Thyroid - Gastric - Colorectal - Lung - Breast - Prostate mRNA vaccines were linked in their analysis to thyroid, colorectal, lung, and breast cancer. They did not study skin cancer but based on this data, it seems likely….
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LARRY ELLISON: "ME AND ELON BEGGING JENSEN FOR GPUS. PLEASE TAKE OUR MONEY." Oracle $ORCL reports earnings today. Two years ago its founder described the AI race from the inside. "We need you to take more of our money, please." He says it all runs on the desire to be first. First in self-driving, first in reading cancer biopsy slides, first in synthesizing video and making movies. "The guys who are in this race are very smart and they understand they need to be best at something. They'd like to be first, so they're spending a lot of time and a lot of money."
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Last month Moderna reported the first individualized cancer vaccine to pass a Phase 3. Moderna CEO Stéphane Bancel and a16z's Jorge Conde on what that actually means: The treatment works by sequencing a patient’s tumor and healthy cells, identifying the mutations relevant to their cancer, and encoding up to 34 of them into an mRNA specific to the individual. Rather than simply unleashing the immune system, the goal is to teach it what to recognize and attack. In this conversation, they unpack the engineering challenge of manufacturing a different medicine for every patient, how Moderna has brought the process down to roughly 42 days from biopsy to treatment, and what it would take to manufacture personalized medicines at scale. 00:00 Intro 02:35 A Phase 3 that beat the standard of care 06:00 Why today's immunotherapy fails 40% of patients 09:35 A vaccine for cancer you already have 11:20 Why mRNA worked where 1,000 trials failed 13:15 90% of cancer antigens are unique to you 16:35 Why this vaccine only gets better from here 21:00 The only thing Moderna needs is your DNA sequence 22:20 Why the first robot was intentionally inefficient 27:10 How the FDA approves a drug that's different every time 33:05 A cancer treatment with the side effects of a flu shot 33:30 Why pancreatic cancer is worth a risk 36:30 Rare liver disease next, then autoimmune YouTube: @moderna_tx @JorgeCondeBio
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🔥A BITCOIN BEAR MARKET MOLDS YOU INTO SOMETHING THE BULL MARKET CROWD WILL NEVER UNDERSTAND🔥 You earn it at 2:17 AM when the house is silent, your phone brightness is at 8%, and you’re staring at another red candle while reheating coffee you made six hours ago. Glory gets forged when Bitcoin drops another 11% during the exact week your car needs tires, the property tax bill hits, and some guy with a laser-eye profile picture announces he “sold months ago” like he personally escaped Saigon. Your conviction gets tested while you’re standing in the grocery aisle mentally converting a $7 box of cereal into sats. It hardens when your wife asks how Bitcoin is doing, you make a weird little face, and she immediately says “oh” before returning to whatever normal people do with their evenings. You survive the months where opening TradingView feels like checking the results of a biopsy. Another Sunday night arrives. Asia opens. Bitcoin instantly gets punched in the throat for reasons apparently known only to God, a Singaporean market maker, and one 24-year-old quant living inside an office chair. You keep stacking. You learn the exact sound your refrigerator makes at midnight because you’ve spent enough nights sitting at the kitchen table reading miner capitulation data while the entire civilized world sleeps. Eventually the fear burns away. The number on the screen stops controlling your heartbeat, red candles become inventory, and every smug victory lap from tourists sounds like somebody bragging about leaving the gym halfway through the workout. THAT is what the bear market gives you. It strips away the dopamine addict, the tourist, the leverage goblin, the guy who thought generational wealth would arrive before his DoorDash order. What remains is a Bitcoiner with scar tissue. Then the cycle turns. Liquidity returns, the candles go vertical, your group chats resurrect from the dead, and suddenly everyone who called you insane wants to know whether “it’s too late to buy.” That moment feels different when you lived through the basement. You remember the ugly mornings. You recall buying while your portfolio looked like a crime scene and you remember every time the market tried to humiliate you out of your coins. And now you get to watch the same asset everybody buried rip through price levels they once called impossible. THAT GLORY IS EARNED. The bull market pays you. The bear market BUILDS the person capable of holding long enough to collect. The TIME to WIN is NOW. $BTC
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After Kiley was diagnosed with glioblastoma, an aggressive form of brain cancer, doctors told her she might have only months to live. At 18, she wrote a will, chose a casket, and began living scan to scan. But, over the next five years, she kept on living, defying expectations. Her scans stayed stable. Why? How? After a recent MRI, her husband @ColeLemasters used ChatGPT to help make sense of the dense language in her radiology report. That conversation led him back to Kiley’s original biopsy records, where ChatGPT helped surface a crucial detail: an IDH1 mutation. In partnership with her neuro-oncologist, he then confirmed what that meant. Under updated medical standards, Kiley’s tumor was not glioblastoma, but an IDH-mutant astrocytoma: still serious, but with a very different prognosis. Instead of bracing for the worst, Kiley and her doctors began focusing her treatment plan on long-term care. Now, after years of uncertainty, she and Cole are planning for a future.
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