Member Info for JFK8

Compelling Phase 1 safety and efficacy data for FAP-Dox (AVA6000) with preliminary evidence of efficacy in salivary gland cancers and no severe cardiac toxicity

Progression free survival (PFS) data to date represents a near doubling of the benchmarking data in this patient population without reaching median PFS

Clinical data presentation 👍

Explain what the 41 trades under 10 quid are

Touk , it does indeed yes .. I like most people here are underwater but I believe this will come good in the next 12 - 18 months . I can wait

Wynnie if you could speed your exit up that would be great , all the best

Wynnie , sell whats left of your paltry investment if your not happy . its very simple

Bye bye sam

Zero volume for the last few weeks :-(

Likely Reasons for Embargo

🔬 1. High-Impact or Novel Therapeutic Insight

Targeting FAPα for drug delivery in cancer therapy is a hot and emerging area.

If this presentation contains new findings on spatial localization or functional roles of FAPα, it's probably considered high-impact, which warrants coordination with a journal publication or media release.

💊 2. Involves a Proprietary Platform (pre|CISION®)

The use of the pre|CISION® platform indicates a commercial or IP-protected technology, likely from a biotech company.

Embargoes are common when intellectual property or strategic partnerships (e.g., pharma collaborations or funding rounds) are in play.

📰 3. Press and Media Coordination

Abstracts like this often come from big cancer meetings (like AACR, ASCO, etc.) where the organizers embargo abstracts until a certain date/time to coordinate press coverage.

This ensures journalists don’t scoop the story prematurely and that scientific accuracy is maintained.

📄 4. Concurrent Peer-Reviewed Publication

It’s possible the results are being published in a journal simultaneously with the conference.

Journals often impose embargoes until publication goes live, even on conference abstracts.

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I'd go for the Science fiction option with this outfit

"Near future" is a bit of a flexible term—it depends on context—but generally, it refers to a time frame that's relatively close to the present, often:

Within the next few days to a few years

Usually no more than 10 years ahead

In tech or sci-fi, it often means within 5–20 years, depending on the topic

Examples by context:

In daily life: "I'll do it in the near future" = a few days or weeks

In business/strategy: "Near-future goals" = next 1–3 years

In science fiction: Often used for imagined futures within decades, but not centuries (e.g., "the near-future Earth of 2040")

WTF , 8 minutes of the history of St george plus a few others , with the odd sprinkling about the price of gold

2 x 15 million sells , now who would that be

Wyndrum , "Its just a holding in a company that to date has promised the earth and delivered almost nothing"

where in any RNS has it said they will " Promise something " ??

Wynnie , For someone who has " reduced their holding to a paltry amount " you certainly spend a lot of time writing essays

Wynbore , why the hell are you still here , genuine question

Yup paid in shares 🙉

Sam smart what was your username when you bought at a £1 a couple of years ago .. you've only been here 2 months 🤔

Yeah 60 out of 70 trades less than 10 quid haha

Plant construction permitted , flow test results 👍