Nuvilex, Inc.'s Cell-in-a-Box Treatment Called Magic Bullets of 21st Century by World Renowned Oncologist

NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwired - May 5, 2014) - Nuvilex, Inc. (OTCQB: NVLX) continued to awe investors last week with yet another marquee name that has agreed to work with its pancreatic cancer treatment of Cell-in-a-Box^® combined with the anticancer drug ifosfamide. As the company heads into late phase clinical trials, it will do so with both a familiar name to the treatment and to the field of oncology in Dr. Matthias Lohr of the famed Karolinska Institute in Stockholm, Sweden.

Outside of Austrianova's Dr.'s Gunzburg and Salmons, there may not be a bigger fan of this advanced pancreatic cancer treatment than Dr. Lohr. After all, Dr. Lohr along with Dr.'s Gunzburg and Salmons collaborated to write and publish an Abstract where they called the treatment using encapsulated live-cells capable of activating the anticancer drug ifosfamide into its cancer killing form at the site of the tumor: "The Magic Bullets of the 21^st Century."

Today, we know that treatment as the Cell-in-a-Box^® technology combined with ifosfamide that Nuvilex will use to go head to head with the "gold standard" for pancreatic cancer, Celegene's Abraxane^® plus gemcitabine.

While Nuvilex is a small international biotech firm, it is attracting some of the biggest names in oncology, and some of the greatest minds in pancreatic cancer. With Dr. Lohr agreeing to continue his work with what is now Nuvilex's treatment, it marks what should be seen as another strong endorsement that there is something attractive about what the Cell-in-a-Box^®/ifosfamide combination can contribute to advanced pancreatic cancer.

Clearly the sharpest minds in the industry think Nuvilex's treatment can move the needle on this deadly cancer, and having Dr. Lohr, who was the Principal Investigator in the treatment's two successful Phase 1/2 clinical trials, back "in the fold" is truly a great "get" for Nuvilex and its executives.

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