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Gkb47,

The COvid hospital results are on the button , no delay whatsoever

One has to take into account the last patient recruitment date to calculate the results timescale .

Synairgen took longer than expected to recruit the 100 patients that's all ...

ChrisTOffer,

I stated that in my opinion Richard had the results on his desk ... That is still my opinion
The fact that he has not yet released the data does not necessarily contradict my opinion does it ?

For those like Rich who are trying their best to find fault with the logic

In the middle of this COvid crisis whilst recruitment of patients was not even finished in the hospital cohort ... Richard stated we would have the results in July ...

So please look at the timescale involved in doing the statisical analysis of the hospital trial before using that excuse !

Many here are not biotech. Savy people and don't seem to know much about the procedures and timescales .

1). We got an RNS late may saying that synairgen had got permission to do the COPD interim analysis ( when exactly they got the permission we don't know )

Synairgen had to apply to do this interim analysis because it was not programmed in the protocol of the clinical trial.
Once synairgen received the thumbs up to do the interim analysis it's only sound reasoning to suppose that they collected the data and sent it off for analysis straight away.
This type of analysis is normally done by an outside spécialisées company and usually takes 3-4 weeks to do ... because of the COvid crisis I estimated 4-5 weeks ...
Now RIchard has always been very vague on the timeline for the readout stating just Summer when he knew full well the timescales involved .
Whilst we cannot state that the results are late in relation to the vague Summer timeline given by Richard , I can state that the results are late by biotech standards or normal timescales ! Some will say that this is ´ pathetic ´ but only someone who is ignorant to biotechs could possibly say that , imv

Anyway, Richard has his reasons which we may speculate on .. good or bad for his timescale...his agenda is not ours ..

Will just have to wait to find out if they are still selling .

Many here thought that Lansdowne were selling out weeks ago too but were they right ?

Well, would'nt anyone exercise the warrants at that price ?

Is this week , our week ?

Let's see :-)

Sharestring,
We cannot say at this stage if Acacia are going to sell all their stake , they might not or they may get a buyer off market .

We will just have to wait and see

Dosing through IV means that all organs will get their share of ifn B , and not just the lungs ....flip side ..the higher the dose , the more risk of side effects ...

What is really the most intriguing is the fact that nearly 50% of MS patients don't respond to ifn beta ....

We come back once again to the thesis of fine tuning the immune system in relation to onés interferon signature , imo

TIm receives his monthly payment from Lanstead on Monday so we should see movement on the communications side , this week says my crystal ball :-)

Dosing levels and not doing levels grrr

Greenfish89,

Both molecules are the same , ifn beta 1a
But they differ in the doing levels as well as administration methods

Farn is IV administrated
SNG001 is an inhaled formula

https://www.who.int/news-room/detail/04-07-2020-who-discontinues-hydroxychloroquine-and-lopinavir-ritonavir-treatment-arms-for-covid-19

I should point out that the authors are all directly associated with Faron .....

https://ccforum.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s13054-020-03048-5

Picked up on the farn board

https://patents.justia.com/patent/20200199677

Some good info

The dosing levels of ifn beta 1a is going to be the key , imo

Will have to wait and see

Interferon beta 1a. Is Faron in the IV format

Tad early ??

Depends on what continent :-)

Seb ,

No such thing as normality in biotechs ... well maybe the unexpected is the norm :-)

Have a glass on me

We are Friday so the white wine is already half empty or should I say , half full :-)