clinical trials of a vaccine for glioblastoma are under way it's so far giving some patients preciousra time. anne thompson reports. >> reporter: and this is the glioblastoma >> that's it what you see is, in part, the tip of the iceberg >> reporter: glioblastoma is the deadliest form of brain cancer with the median survival rate of 14.6 months grim news dr. fenstermaker has delivered for a quarter of a century. >> the problem with glioblastoma is that that will eventually come back. >> reporter: microscopic cells that remain even after surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation. now, early results from an experimental cancer vaccine show the potential to delay recurrence and double life expectancy it's, what, 14 to 16 months for traditional treatment for glioblastoma >> that's right. >> reporter: now, you're giving them 28 months, maybe 30 months. what is it like to give someone that extra time? >> this is a very exciting thing for me. >> reporter: the vaccine, still in trials, is the creation of fenstermaker and michael ciesielski at buffalo's roswell park cancer center >> it's been a simp

and as a result glioblastoma almost always comes back.erimental vaccine called survaxm, targets -- its goal is to keep those microscopic cancer cells from growing again. they're trying to delay the growth. and in delaying the growth they're extending life expectancy. >> it's what, 14 to 16 months for traditional treatment for glioblastoma. >> that's right. >> now you're giving them 28 months, maybe 30 months. what is it like to give someone that extra time? >> this is a very exciting thing for me. >> yeah. and the doctor there for 25 years has given people grim news. now he's telling them they could have extra time, andrea, to perhaps attend a wedding, go to a graduation, maybe see a grandchild. those are big life events and they mean everything for people who have this dead. >> absolutely. the vaccine is far from full approval. you know the process. but what is the timeline that researchers are at least hoping for? >> we are talking years here. it is currently in what is called a phase 2b trial in more than ten hospitals across the count

nbc's anne thompson reports. >> this is the glioblastoma? >> that's it.t you see is in part, tip of the iceberg. >> reporter: glioblastoma is the deadliest form of brain cancer, survival rate of 14.6 months. grim news this doctor delivered for a quarter century. >> the problem is that that will eventually come back. >> reporter: microscopic cells remain even after surgery, chemotherapy and radiation. now early results from an experiment cancer vaccine showed potential to delay recurrence and double life expectancy. >> it's what 14 to 16 months for traditional treatment for glioblastoma. >> right. >> now you're giving them 28 months, maybe 30 months? what is it like to give someone that extra time? >> it's very exciting thing for me. >> reporter: the vaccine still in trials is called survax m. creation of scientist mike shashellsky. >> a simple product but science behind it is complex. >> reporter: the vaccine given in the arm like a flu shot targets the protein that keeps cancer cells alive. the premise, kill the surviving, kill the cancer. >> we think it

in the treatment of glioblastoma of the brain, metastases of melanoma of large tumors of the neck andr malignant tumors, why in the world it is required to create more than 1,000 benz-test centers with a throughput of 1,500 patients per year each to solve this important task, the russian science foundation supported researchers from the budker novosibirsk institute of nuclear physics of the siberian branch of the academy of sciences and novosibirsk state university as a result of this work, the first accelerator will appear in moscow at the blokhin national medical research center of oncology as early as 2024. now about the weather in moscow today they are waiting for a thunderstorm. where else is it vadim zavodchenkov knows to be afraid of powerful downpours? the contrasts of the weather in russia are smoothed out; now it is bad almost everywhere in siberia and cargo will rage on the russian plain today. which regions will suffer the most from the elements , but where will the july heat return ? in the south of the country, the weather situation for the second week remains extremely

sbl what you see is just the tip of the iceberg. >> reporter: glioblastoma has a median survival ratetor has delivered for a quarter of a century. >> the problem is that that it will eventually come back. >> reporter: and microscopic cells that remain even after surgery, chemotherapy and raid jags. and early results from an experimental cancer vaccine show the potential to delay recurrence and double life expectancy. >> 14 to 16 months and now are you giving them 28 months, maybe 30 months. what is it like to give someone that extra time? >> this is a very exciting thing for me. >> reporter: the vaccine still in trials is called surzax m. and the creator -- >> it has been a simple product but the science behind it is complex. >> reporter: the vaccine given in the arm just like a flu shot targets the protein survivin that keeps cancer cells alive. you kill that, you kill cancer. >> we think that it has great promise. >> reporter: and there are now early studies looking at sur vax m for multiple myeloma and children's brain tumors. >> just felt that there can't be a down side doing it.

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and then later when my son beau, the attorney general, and spent a year in iraq died, stage four glioblastoma, my daughter ashley tapped -- taped a mirror -- excuse me, a message to the mirror, the way we get to -- everything gets to me through my wife and daughter now. so they know i have to shave in the morning. so they'll tape on the mirror for real, so i can see when i was shaving. one take she left me a quote from emanuel conte who wrote that finding happiness and peace of mind when it seems impossible can be done. he said, you need something to do, someone to love, and something to hope for. something to do, was the to fulfill the promise i made to my son beau and my family and your families and you made too, i would not retreat from public life in the sadness that i felt afterwards. that i would stay engaged to solve problems. someone to love, my family, my kids, my grandkids. and something to hope for, all of you survivors and advocates built real movement with something to hope for. something to hope for. at your collective trauma and injuries are not going to be in vain. your friend

uh, glioblastoma is a brain tumor that is difficult to detect a new technique can significantly increasessful treatment anastasia putintseva, did you find out when doctors will start using the new technology and how much such a study will cost? gleblastoma, one of the most aggressive and insidious brain tumors , it is difficult to diagnose the disease in the early stages; the symptoms are similar to other diseases. deficient in the last stages, when it is very difficult to cure a person. and here 's the early diagnosis. just the appearance of such molecules in the blood will already indicate that there is a disease. novosibirsk scientists could detect marker molecules for blastoma in the blood of patients with the help of nanosensors. these are microscopic, almost invisible golden lines printed on a silicon substrate. they are like micro antennas picking up markers from a malignant tumor; it is assumed that this is a molecule if it is in the blood, when you like putination oh sorry, its electrophysical characteristics. well, in particular, we measure them at frequencies that are higher t

glioblastoma. >> anne thompson, thank you so much. to end on a hopeful note tonight. >> yes. >> or today. thank you. and that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." remember, follow the show online on facebook and on twitter @mitchellreports. "chris jansing reports" starts right now. >>> good day. i'm chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters p new york city. could it all have been avoided? new reporting that donald trump had plenty of chances to keep him from becoming the first ex-president to face federal criminal charges. so why didn't he take them? >>> plus, unseasonably nasty summer storms all across the south triggering floods and sending hailstones the size of baseballs crashing into homes and cars. nearly 100,000 people are without power and the worst may be yet to come. >>> and subway choking victim jordan neely's family calling the indictment of daniel penny, quote, the right result for the wrong he committed. what nbc news has learned about the charge he'll be facing coming up. >>> but we'll start with new re

son beau, who was the attorney general and volunteered to spend a year in iraq died, stage 4, glioblastoma. my daughter ashley taped a message to the mirror, the way everything gets to me through my wife and daughter now is they know i have to shave in the morning, so they'll tape on the mirror, for real. so i see it when i'm shaving. one day she left me a quote from e manual cant who wrote that finding happiness and peace of mind when it seems impossible can be done. he said, you need something to do, someone to love, and something to hope for. something to do was to fulfill the promise i made to my son beau and my family and your families, and you have made too, that i would not retreat from public life in the sadness that i felt afterwards. that i'd stay engaged to solve problems. someone to love, my family, my kids, my grand kids, and something to hope for, all of you, survivors and advocates of real movement with something to hope for. something to hope for. that your collective trauma and injuries are not going to be in vain, that your friend, your family member, your loved one, did

res. 257, designating july 19, 2023, as glioblastoma glioblastoma awareness day. the presiding officer: is there objection to proceeding to the measure? without objection,so ordered, the senate will proceed. mrs. murray: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent the resolution be agreed to, the preamble be agreed to, and the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table with no intervening action or debate. the presiding officer: without objection. mrs. murray: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that when the senate completes its business today it stand adjourned to convene for a pro forma session with no business being conducted on friday, june 16 at 10 a.m. and that when the senate adjourns on friday it stand adjourned until 3:00 p.m. on tuesday, june 20. on tuesday following the prayer and pledge, the journal of proceedings be approved to date, the morning hour deemed expired, the time for the two leaders be reserved for their use later in the day and morning business be closed. following the conclusion of morning business, the senate procee

she spent two months in glioblastoma precision medicine program in ucsf hospital. she had two brain surgeries, three radiation treatments, chemo and a drug trial. they tried everything in sharon, family felt very lucky to have access to the care. the thompson family would like to express their sincere gratitude and appreciation for the outpouring of support and their received. her caregivers and the phillips community and the rest, i submit. thank you. supervisor sapphire. mr. president. seeing no other names on the roster, that concludes the introduction of new business. all right, those of you, all five of you who are in the chamber, if you'd like to provide general public comment, please line up on our left. your right. don't miss. okay. welcome for speaker. please wow. i guess everybody's tired here. i mean, i'm tired. i'm waiting. it's terrible. but i'm going to be expediting. i mean, a quick possible theory here. as you know, basically, by the way, isn't there some empty housing here in san francisco that could be used? it feels to me that there is there are

she spent two months in glioblastoma precision medicine program in ucsf hospital. she had two brain surgeries, three radiation treatments, chemo and a drug trial. they tried everything in sharon, family felt very lucky to have access to the care. the thompson family would like to express their sincere gratitude and appreciation for the outpouring of support and their received. her caregivers and the phillips community and the rest, i submit. thank you. supervisor sapphire. mr. president. seeing no other names on the roster, that concludes the introduction of new business. all right, those of you, all five of you who are in the chamber, if you'd like to provide general public comment, please line up on our left. your right. don't miss. okay. welcome for speaker. please wow. i guess everybody's tired here. i mean, i'm tired. i'm waiting. it's terrible. but i'm going to be expediting. i mean, a quick possible theory here. as you know, basically, by the way, isn't there some empty housing here in san francisco that could be used? it feels to me that there is there are