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I hope you're right NF52, I've just paid .6024

Kaeren, in the answer provided to you, do you think UK medical insurers will cover the cost of the PSE test?

Hi, Just sent an email to OBD's media relations, I'll let you know if they reply. I was just inquiring as to why there is a lack of TV coverage in relation to the new PSE test and how they will proceeding on getting the news out to the public.

Whilst I appreciate the support you give to this board, you're continued message "THE SIZE OF THE PRIZE...HUGE" is getting over used and losing it's impact. Could you try and use it less frequently, perhaps once in the morning, afternoon and evening as I'm sure this would have greater impact. Thank you.

You can't stop people getting cancer, but you can save lives by early diagnosis. The earlier you find a cancer the better chance you have of remission. Yes, treatment will be required but the earlier the diagnosis the lower the cost of treatment and care. Imagine being diagnosed early and only taking a pill or would you prefer major surgery?

Earl, I work in insurance and over the past 40 years and without exception, the No.1 claimed upon Critical Illness condition is cancer. I'm sure there are better people than myself who will be able to confirm the cost to the NHS on providing care/treatment for those who are unfortunately diagnosed. With this test an early diagnosis it will not only help save and prolong lives, but also reduce expensive medical care, thus saving the NHS millions.

Yes is the answer. Having lost my wife to cancer earlier this year at the age of 60, I can only reflect upon the day she was informed she had cancer at an advanced stage "4B". What would we all give for a test, male or female that provided us all with an early warning? I can only hope that this new test can be developed further so that we can all benefit form early diagnosis of cancer, the No.1 and most prolific killer to mankind. The cost of this test is insignificant when compared to the cost of treatment as I can testify.

The link fails to mention ( Unless I've missed it ) that there is a temporary code in place between now and Jan 24, thus allowing tests to be paid for by the insurers.

Apologies, wrong board.

Shares reacting well @ over 40p

Prion25, in USA if someone wants to make a claim on their medical insurance for reimbursement of the costs associated with a medical procedure/test , the test/procedure has to be recognised. The new code confirms that the insurance company recognise the test and will there accept the billing and reimbursement of the test.

Thank you CTSFO regarding the cost. I've looked at lots of docs but the price doesn't appear to be available. As you mention, I don't think the test is going to be an instant hit financially as there be lots of hoops to go through, but hopefully the test will be generally available over the next few years and then become standard for all men over 50.

Looked at the link ( https://www.94percent.com/#requisition-form ) provide by CTSFO but could not find the cost of each test. Has anybody found documentation regarding the cost and if so, can you post the link. Thank you.

Just tried a dummy sell, 720k shares could be sold in one go at 0.010225 Someone wants my shares but still holding.

Getting closer to the £4 level after interim results today. Results confirm my earlier message from 6th Sept which doesn't change.

I'm staying in. I believe rightly or wrongly that something will take place for the good of my wallet. If it falls down then it will be a loss which I can recover from, but hopefully this won't happen.

Bigcashew, if 3.64 million = 10% of 54 million then I'm not going to argue with you.

I think some people need to go back to school when it comes to maths or stop drinking!

"Following Admission, the total number of voting rights in the Company will be 54,130,610. This figure may be used by shareholders as the denominator for the calculations by which they can determine if they are required to notify their interest in, or a change to their interest in, the Company."

720,000

And there we go 2.5 /2.7 with ii