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Good to see Vlad asking that nasty shorter Winnifrith for a copy of his article about hemogenyx..

Go Vlad go !!

Down 6% ffs this is ridiculous!

Hey stu, where's your post gone ?

Hey one4one ..how's that GWMO going.,.lmao you told me "watch and learn"....you appear to be losing the lot...ouch

Oh MrIndia, do tell which pharma is sniffing around !

Tuan...do us all a favor and phook off .

Mr india on sharediver also claiming injection today, and he should know as part of the CLN cabal

MrIndia, you won't be so understanding if it doesn't work and you lose an absolute fortune!

There's a hell of lot riding on this first patient!

Mrindia now back in full voice after he and his mates took part in the CLNs ...

I guess as JHFH made the offer with his mates, I bet they have inside knowledge of where we are on first injection whilst we all whistle in the dark.

£285k only lasts about 6 -8 weeks so nothing to get too excited about !

But the SP has gone down 8% JHFH !!!!!!!!

It's a U.S federal holiday today.. Presidents Day !

One4one is the poster one2one who was banned from here a few years ago... reported

See below which is the timetable of CAR-T treatment .it takes longer in reality than people expected, so no need to panic on no news.

Determining eligibility: 5-7 days, depending on the number of tests, scans and consultations ordered by your doctor.

Obtaining insurance approval: 10 to 14 days, on average, but sometimes as long as 4 weeks. (Patients may either rest at home during this period or have additional treatments, such as bridging chemotherapy, to keep their disease under control.)

Extracting the T cells (apheresis): 2 days. Patients must come to the hospital on both days and expect to stay for several hours. The first day is for placing the apheresis catheter to extract the cells. The second day is for collecting the cells.

Enhancing the T cells: 3 weeks. That’s generally how long it takes for T cells to be sent to the lab, altered and returned to MD Anderson.

Lympho-depletion chemotherapy: 5 days. This step helps deplete your natural immune system to allow the CAR T cells to expand and proliferate after they are infused.

Infusing the CAR T cells: This usually takes no more than an hour, though it could be as quick as 15 minutes. It depends on how many bags of cells are being infused, and if you have a reaction.

Peter pharma, wow are you here posting away on a share you have already confirmed you are not going to buy ..strange behaviour and everyone needs to ignore your postings

Of course you did jackdaw...you sound just like pumpky...and it's consolidation by the way !

I see on vlads LinkedIn page he is at the Bio CEO & investor conference today and tomorrow..

All the usual suspects looking to knock this share just appeared

Stu

Island girl

Tuan6

Funny that !!