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I can't dig this out - can anyone advise where (country/countries) SNG001 is going to be manufactured if it goes to market? I'm sure someone mentioned it in a post over the last couple of weeks.
Thanks.

Did he mention which year...?

Nice one Tim.

No doubt it's a humbling experience for them MD248.

Thanks for extra details Org.

Agree, without seeing what prompted the reply, you can't judge someone's tone or message.

Hard to comment without seeing the context - what was your email to him to get that response Org?

...the irony of mentioning Farage in the same sentence as corrupted system. Please, No.

Excellent OakLeaf.
All the ducks are lined up and taking off one by one.... Watch and weep Bojo et al.

It's a shocking and deserved indictment he levels at the UK government.

Imagine Moderna or Pfizer executives writing similar to the Wall Street Journal?

Imagine Moderna or Pfizer executives informing the public that they had to find funding from a foreign governent? A foreign government!?! There would be uproar! If only the public knew the half of it. At leas the truth is seeping out now. Bojo and Handjob and all the others must be wincing into their cornflakes this morning reading the FT.

"Hannah Ingram-Moore wrote that her father had had pneumonia for the last few weeks and last week tested positive for Covid-19". In all fairness it's probably too late to start a treatment like SNG001 if he's had it a week already (I guess?). He is being very well looked after his daughter said and hopefully will recover. He's a legend.

Thanks Joey for posting (and summarising key points) of that pdf, very interesting.

I read today that in Brazil they are finding a small number of cases of co-infections - 2 variants in the in the same body, which in all liklihood accelerate the evolution of mutations. We will likely see that happening alsewhere on a greater scale.

Ghia, thanks. What does that mean for people who DID get the flu jab this year? In terms of that statement from McCaulay, would they have more immunity?

BelgianBun, i think you will do well there, I hope so. I'm tempted myself, next on my list.

Tatty, we're cool. I'd like to see Synairgen make a go of it on their own, especially with all the grunt work they've ploughed into it over many years. But I'm open to seeing what's on the table in future if and when we get there. I'm in it for the long haul, post-everything, with a 50% withdrawl if we hit the SP I hope on the back of P2/3.
We're agreed that AIM is ruthless. Still, I think Holgate could surprise us...

Roger that HC :-)

The only complainer I hear is you Tattyhead. £2k - Those are RM's words , not mine. Read again. I think it's far value for the 15 years of research that's gone into it so you'll se we agree.

RM would not be drawn on naming an exact figure in the last Proactive video, hence my asking others if they think that £2k is concrete now, or still TBD. It sounds like it's still TBD, would be good to hear what others think.

As for asking if we think a proportion will be set aside at cost for poorer countries, yesI'm aware that the WHO have a programme to try to meet that need. Will Synairgen offer up a small proportion to that endevour? Personally I think they will. Based on what I know of Prof Holgate, and more recently RM. It's unfortunate that you somehow believe that will denegrate the SP or the company's value - it won't.

https://pharmaphorum.com/news/synairgen-starts-dosing-inhaled-covid-19-drug-in-phase-3-trial/

sorry link above

Bottom of this article dd 14th Jan 21 , last para:
"Synairgen told the BBC that a course of treatment with SNG001 would cost around £2,000, which according to Marsden will represent “good value for money”.
Do people who have watched the latest Practive vid. that the price is still somewhat negotiable, or even if they may seek to allow a proportion onto the market (say for poorer countries where need is acute) for less?

Also, I'm trying to figure out if there might be an element /proportion being released at cost or less for countries in more dire/acute states where financial spend will be a barrier? I feel like Holgate and RM both strike me as more humanitarian than most pharma execs. Thoughts anyone?

Yes Bettingman, remember that. Who do you reckon he was referring to?