Gregory Riely
@rielymd.bsky.social
Medical Oncologist in NYC. Ning Zhao and Ge Li Endowed Chair. Lung and thymic cancer. COI: https://coi.asco.org/share/EXW-L4KS/Gregory%20Riely
Reposted by Gregory Riely
Translation from Swedish to English
Director Bhattacharya: As a scientist, when you see negative excess deaths starting during a serious disease outbreak, does that cause you to question the assumptions of your model?
Director Bhattacharya: As a scientist, when you see negative excess deaths starting during a serious disease outbreak, does that cause you to question the assumptions of your model?
November 24, 2025 at 1:39 PM
Translation from Swedish to English
Director Bhattacharya: As a scientist, when you see negative excess deaths starting during a serious disease outbreak, does that cause you to question the assumptions of your model?
Director Bhattacharya: As a scientist, when you see negative excess deaths starting during a serious disease outbreak, does that cause you to question the assumptions of your model?
Reposted by Gregory Riely
ADC resistance is likely heterogeneous, and the phenomena above may explain only a portion of cases. But these early clues can inform prospective trail efforts, as well as ADC sequencing strategies. There is much more to come!
November 10, 2025 at 4:55 PM
ADC resistance is likely heterogeneous, and the phenomena above may explain only a portion of cases. But these early clues can inform prospective trail efforts, as well as ADC sequencing strategies. There is much more to come!