CLEAN : There's hope for cancer patients: Nobel Medicine Prize winner

The transcript covers a meeting involving General Flynn, personal anecdotes about a celebration, and a discussion on scientific achievements recognized by the Nobel Committee. It highlights the importance of basic science and the potential of immunotherapy in future cancer treatments.

What was the reason for the early morning celebration mentioned by the speaker?

• A farewell party

• A Nobel Prize recognition

• A successful meeting

• A birthday party

According to the speaker, what is every scientist's dream?

• To receive calls at 5:30 AM

• To attend sensitive meetings

• To have their work recognized by the Nobel Committee

• To work with General Flynn

How does the speaker feel about the recognition by the Nobel Committee?

• Indifferent

• Disappointed

• Proud and hopeful

• Surprised

What does the speaker believe about the role of immunotherapy in cancer treatment?

• It will replace all other treatments

• It will be ineffective

• It will only be used for specific types of cancer

• It will be a part of the therapy for all cancer patients

What does the speaker suggest about the importance of basic science?

• It is crucial for advancements in cancer treatment

• It is overrated

• It is only important for Nobel recognition

• It is irrelevant to modern medicine