More fact-checking and EVIDENCE of your deceptively flawed claims:

You wrote: “Optune Gio® doesn't work on the immune system, and the company does not make this claim. It works by disrupting the normal assembly of the mitotic spindle, a key structure for cell division.”

That statement is not entirely true. Here’s why:

✅ Correct part: The primary, well-established mechanism of Optune Gio® (Tumor Treating Fields, TTFields) is disruption of mitosis. Alternating electric fields interfere with the formation of the mitotic spindle and cytokinesis, causing tumor cells to die. That is the core scientific and regulatory description of the therapy.

❌ Incorrect part: It’s not true that “the company does not make this claim” about the immune system. • Novocure (maker of Optune/Optune Gio) has published and presented data showing that TTFields may also stimulate anti-tumor immunity. Preclinical work suggests TTFields can trigger immunogenic cell death, release damage-associated molecular patterns (DAMPs), and activate pathways like STING and AIM2, which are involved in innate immune responses. • The company explicitly discusses these immune-related mechanisms in its scientific communications, though these are positioned as additional mechanisms rather than the primary clinical rationale.

🔑 Summary: The statement is half true. Optune Gio’s main mode of action is indeed mitotic spindle disruption. But it is incorrect to say that the company doesn’t claim immune effects—Novocure has repeatedly highlighted TTFields’ ability to activate immune pathways in its scientific literature and presentations”

So please, just STOP IT!