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No Boris’ girlfriend’s dog. I guess his ‘current’ wife… it might be his new wife’s cat next year….

1666 posts... at least 666 here since last year. All one line 'headline' moans or RNS copy and paste. Never contributing anything of value, no discussion, no real interest here... and you go and put a post on that includes actual numbers on another board out of the complete blue??? I too think the heat has got to you and you forgot what you were logged as.

just google Innova Medical Group - the review bit is usually on the right in Chrome etc..

Looks like they ONLY deleted them from a specific time period only relating to the threads on here. Why HELLLOOO Innova! Would you care to let us know how many other DHSC staff you have 'suddenly' taken on ??? What a farce - someone reported Andrew Brogan's review... and that is still there.

Our investment bias aside... the whole thing is beyond stupid. I don't know how someone can claim to work in a 'science' industry and work for PD or MHRA and not see the idiocracy here and whistle blow. Even Deeks is reservedly supporting the use of LFTs and there is a product that CAN detect the pre-infectious stage. I can't remember who - but someone in the government said there were more accruate LFT's due this summer, anyone remember who said that - it could have been Boris himself...

Deeks main objection to LFTs on the interview was around the pre-symptomatic stage... that they weren't good at detecting the pre-symptomatic stage. I think this is where we know the Avacta LFT is superior. This is the frustration I have - why haven't the government/PD/MHRA recognised this. Why on earth aren't they doing back-flipped and doing studies galore...

Not a lot said TBH of interest that we haven’t already known. However I can report that Deeks has seriously toned down his view of LFTs - almost supportive. I think the frustration is how much more AVCT tests can detect the pre infectious stage. I will be keen to get more data from Avacta.

I know not LFT related - Q22 is interesting

Q22: AVA6000 - Are there significant amounts of FAP associated with Circulating Tumour Cells capable of causing the release of the chemotherapy away from the tumour?

Circulating tumour cells are very rare; there is approximately one circulating tumour cell for every million blood cells. The number of FAP positive circulating tumour cells is in the region of 26–49 per ml of blood. It is therefore unlikely that FAP associated with circulating tumour cells contribute significantly to cleavage of AVA6000 in the blood.

Relative to expression in most normal tissues, FAP is overexpressed on the cell membrane of stromal fibroblasts in many epithelial tumours and in soft tissue sarcomas. Thus, the preCISION platform provides a means to target the activation of a chemotherapy, such as doxorubicin in the case of AVA6000, to the tumour bed while reducing exposure of normal tissues.

(https://www.nature.com/articles/s41698-017-0028-8#Sec2)

as well as:

Q24: Will AVA6000 be quicker to market compared to novel cancer treatments, considering doxorubicin is already approved?

Since the active drug is an established, approved chemotherapy the regulatory pathway to approval may be shorter.

Just had email with video link and Q&A - just reading through now.

Btw… close contacts have to isolate but until they test positive other household members don’t - that is my last understanding anyway . Germany just PCR test the kids a few days after and if clear they can stop isolation.

I’m really sorry to hear that… it just wears you down. We are lucky to have a house with a lovely garden and air con just installed but if we lived in flat I’m sure we would be insane by now. Are these small kids doggy?

Thanks Timster- I’m not a prolific poster and I am particularly despised by NDN - perhaps I should take pride in that… but seriously if you read this board a lot you have to be able to filter the personality out of posts to get the good stuff. The endless and incessant ego trips by the few are just a waste of time. I’m not sure gulliver’s posts are helpful either though… creating new threads is like a call into the wild asking them to turn up for another scavenge.

RD - Deeks classic example of grumpy twunt. Everything is bad bad bad. No solutions. Just sit at home and hide from the virus. Post with his name is like a bat signal for all the negative nellies to surface.

I wasn’t a fan of some posters who attacked every new poster particularly a year ago. However you can easily determine who has researched and who hasn’t. PL has input into this board heavily with research particularly the last half of 2020. MFM you have been here as long as me if not longer… and you have contributed nothing but constant moaning and copy and paste RNS posts. I can filter people’s personalities out of posts - the problem I have is with posters who ONLY post their personalities.. there is literally nothing of value to assess the investment. This is exactly why I have no issue with Wyndrum and take issue with NDN Ray MFM. Cheering and booing is pointless… but booing is particularly irritating as is general negativity in all aspects of life.

When is the last time you said ‘wow that grumpy twunt really made me feel like celebrating’ ??

I'm balls deep already - but yes... it takes some big hairy ones ;)

https://www.gsk.com/en-gb/media/press-releases/gsk-unveils-plan-for-one-of-europe-s-largest-life-science-campuses-in-stevenage/

A little digging brings up Andrew Norman Brogan born Nov 1976, apparently British. No other apparent work history, though he was a secretary in presumedly his dad's business 'Just Trucking' which is now dissolved. How does someone in a mom and pop trucking business turn into a VP of logistics supplying billions of pounds of product to the UK governement?

The vaccine was never going to work in isolation and testing has to be part of the arsenal. However we could easily have built up a sovereign supply. Who the feck approved the Innova LFT at DHSC … it is criminal given the improved tests available. The conspiracy is at Porton Down dragging their heels and knuckles and not providing samples and generally being obstructive. Why???? This chap is a major clue! I will email AS today. Surely with Mologic’s threat of legal action - there is a big smelly turd to uncover here.

Well it certainly picks up non covid cases… so by that logic it could accidentally pick a few up. We have had 3 kids in 1 year get positive LFT followed by Neg PCR. That should be impossible as not everyone is doing 2x weekly. The false positive rate is huge… and we aren’t talking orange juice secondary school kids - these are reception kids. We need to hammer social media and the press and radio on this.

How on earth has the press not picked this up? Or even Deeks?