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This Company would be in far better shape. It's not a product problem here. It is IMHO the sales side which is simply not delivering the goods. Sort that out then things will look so much better. They need sales people who have previously sold medical equipment in the EU, assuming they don't have any at the moment, which I assume. So frustrating.

B1Ds.

You are posting on the wrong board. Also you have posted the same on several boards on here. Quite a mess.

Please stop.

Good luck!

Still, if you work for NICE or NHS England maybe you have an advantage? When is the report out again... this one... 4 months over due...

https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/dg59

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Actually, overdue is not correct is it. Maybe it's normal for NICE to take over 4 months to do a report? I think it's appauling. 3 months should be more than enough IMHO.

Still, if you work for NICE or NHS England maybe you have an advantage? When is the report out again... this one... 4 months over due...

https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/dg59

I thought I was nuts. LOL!

Djframboise

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Yes. I like to keep people informed. All posts show on the main board and people track this here>>>>>>

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Up 15%.

Up 10%

Considerable premium to the current sp but incredibly cheap for what you would get IMHO.

£15 million to buy IMHO.

15,000 hospitals in the EU.

6,000 in the USA.

1,500 in the UK.

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22,500 hospitals potentially.

Up 9%

Come forward here. Market cap £3m !!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Sale of the century or what? Any medical equipment supplier who wants to get in on this tech revolution surely should be having a look?

So all parents know if their neonatal ward does not have an Genedrive MT-RNR1 their baby could end up deaf? It's not a lie, so why not just do it. What is the problem?? Would the NHS get upset................. let them!

In the World justify NOT having one. "I'm sorry but we have discovered your baby is now deaf, probably due to the antibiotics we administered. If we had bought the Genedrive MT-RNR1 of course, we could have avoided this. We are very sorry". How completely ridiculous.

It is enough to make my blood boil. We assume hospitals care, but do they really? Why have Genedrive not targeted private hospitals, assuning they have not. They exist in the UK and FFS it would be a good sellling point would it not? How dumb are there people?

All IMHO.

In the World justify NOT having one. "I'm sorry but we have discovered your baby is now deaf, probably due to the antibiotics we administered. If we had bought the Genedrive MT-RNR1 of course, we could have avoided this. We are very sorry". How completely ridiculous.

All IMHO.

Maybe they have had some success Internationally. Any sales people who can't sell the MT-RNR1 (the test to see if a baby might go deaf if given certain antibiotics) are useless at their job and should try something else for a living. You could hardly make up a better sales pitch.

All IMHO.

They have had (on not) led by I think Patrick Breen? No update and so we just don't know until we get one.

At least the Directors have a fair bit to lose now, too having bought end December 2024.

Tumour cells (CTC's) must be researched more, that is obvious. Research already points to cancer spread being dramatically slowed if these clusters are separated. Angle's Parsortix can catch CTC's and CTC clusters which is well publicised.

https://www.theguardian.com/science/2025/sep/17/aspirin-can-have-huge-effect-in-stopping-colorectal-cancer-returning-study-finds?utm_source=firefox-newtab-en-gb

A.I. does asprin help stop ctc's from forming clusters?

Yes, research indicates that aspirin can inhibit circulating tumor cells (CTCs) from forming clusters, which are crucial for the metastatic spread of cancer. Aspirin appears to do this by suppressing vimentin expression in certain types of CTCs, thereby decreasing their numbers and blocking the transition of tumor cells into metastatic forms.

Will be being researched much more........................

https://www.theguardian.com/science/2025/sep/17/aspirin-can-have-huge-effect-in-stopping-colorectal-cancer-returning-study-finds?utm_source=firefox-newtab-en-gb

A.I. does asprin help stop ctc's from forming clusters?

Yes, research indicates that aspirin can inhibit circulating tumor cells (CTCs) from forming clusters, which are crucial for the metastatic spread of cancer. Aspirin appears to do this by suppressing vimentin expression in certain types of CTCs, thereby decreasing their numbers and blocking the transition of tumor cells into metastatic forms.