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Over 25% rise. Time to post out that article mentioning scancell and covid vacci e me thinks

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Love the typo, Freudian or not.

Let's hope all the papers get the news, and more importantly new PIs and IIs.

Burble,

I hope the symptoms are mild and there are no long term issues. I wish you a speedy recovery.

LL

Saw a tweet from Scsncell. I don't expect it will hurt to like and Share it.

I've seen that 10 people already have.

I believe even Scotland is hitting new highs as well.

I'm hoping we get news about the CT soon - lots of doom and gloom from mRNA vaccine makers, which seemed to have bamboozled journos into thinking there are no other options.

As someone who has never had Covid and does not want it, I'd be happy taking Scancells booster and then being exposed to all variants, knowing it would help prove the science.

The fact that immunity amongst those in care homes is declining quickly is very concerning. Regardless of views of thei economic contribution, no one deserves to die alone, gasping for oxygen, and organs failing from covid complications.

Good to see scancell releasing news. Happy to have good new soon, but part of me wishes it would come after I've moved more scancell to my isa in april

Thank you for this reminder.

I thought LSE was reliable, so lesson learned.

I like surprises.

Even if they sometimes happen on 1st April and every one thinks it is a practical joke.

I thought the brothers owned Vulpes. It's been a couple of years since I read up on them, so happy to be corrected

Saw the 100 days headline earlier today... assume it was related to the summit

I haven't noticed him stopping a fall more noticeable is that he stymied rises by selling off huge tranches for profit and not using the profit to buy back more on the fall..

Best news I've read this morning, so hopefully another + day. I would like to understand the lifetime of these patents better, so I'll be widening my reading.

Will check for tweets after I take the dogs out for a walk.

Did anyone spot the Ovserver article yesterday, which was quite lengthy - focus was why a universal covis vaccine would be difficult, but there is one in development in the USA and they hope to recruit volunteers soon. It flashed up for me late last night, but the article comments were closed.

If someone has time, it might be worth exploring.

RR well said.

IDK what it costs to recruit 3000 into a trial, but I reckon it would be money worth spending at this point - once we are at that stage of the trial.

Johnson and the CONs have done what he liked at the time, following the science when it was profitable- £4.5bn of fraud accepted is just the latest of atrocities.

I'm with AB, if I had time machine to go back and learn the science, I would understand it all. For me, it will be the commercial recognition that a comprehensive approach is the best way forward which will help ensure that one or more of the DNA projects gets the recognition it deserves.

Obviously, I hope Scancell gets part of that recognition. If we get the lion's share, I could suffer that too gladly.

Berm, again thanks for making the science understandable.

Personally, I'm not so sure covid is dead. All below is my own view, and I'm not a scientist.

I have heard many more reporting more serious side effects from boosters.

As for people being exposed, that doesn't preclude them from ever getting it or getting g it again.

Early on, one of the theories was that initial and subsequent exposes kept weakening the immune system plus vital organs until expiry. Many now have long term health issues - and we will only fi d out when lung, heart, and other organ failures are reported - some may not be tested for a decade or more.

Ad for the entire world being vaccinated, I can't believe we have hit even 40% of total world pop given the high number of antivaxxers, and covidiots thinking they know better than the scientists. Until we reach mass inoculation with a universal vaccine, we will run the risk of a more more lethal mutation IMHO.

I hope that Governments stump up as much money for the real solution as they spent on the very necessary sticking plaster solution and PPE whilst a real solution can be developed. I can't remember how many DNA covid vaccine projects there are, but I think Scancell is in with a real chance - providing regulators approve it as quickly as the did the MRA vaccines.

Torquay, even if it costs more than needles, the savings on disposable syringes would be phenomenal.

Added benefits no accidental stick issues for those having to work with / dispose needles. Saving the health/lives of health care and sanitation workers is priceless IMHO.

Burble, I think licensing would be a great way forward for Scancell. I thought it might have been a reason for setting up thr subsidiary.

Like others, I am simply waiting for news.