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And what do you think AB? I'm sure crackin will want to know what facts you base you opinion on. He's a bit of a stickler for facts (from others at least).

AB is that 'some' or 'many'? You seem a little imprecise.

Last for tonight - if you followed my thread you'd understand to what I was referring. As ever, in common with your ilk and other personae, you don't. Just assume, twist, and write without reference to what's posted. As ever....

Wow. What a trip down memory lane - shades if some long-quiet voices. I'll leave my question with you. There are more interesting things to watch here, but full marks for your disruptive efforts. Goodnight.

'Oft quoted'? How often?
You seem to be incredibly quick to protest - do you perchance consider that you fit that description?

Don't forget there will always be members of the trading doom brigade who will ignore RG's long term contributions and deep knowledge, and refuse to see him for the asset he undoubtedly is, and try to incur volatility to help their short term aims, even if they have to resort to libel to do so. This latest SP drop is a reflection of events way beyond Scancell (cheers, comrade Putin) but the science remains unwavering imo.

Indeed Crumbs - it was a standard crackin comment - no evidence, no balance, and imo libellous.

Wrong again dear heart. No poster deletes yours. If you read what I posted (you obviously didn't) you'd see I said I reported your post. Indidnit because I believed it breached the posting rules. Admin presumably agreed otherwise it would still be there. There's no point debating its content as it has now gone. Can I suggest you email admin and ask them to reinstate it, and maybe see if they want to reinstate so many of your other posts that seem to have withered on the vine over the years.

Actually kashdog, you're wrong again. It was me.

Remember when cancer immunotherapy never got a mention? Now, however....bring on moditope FPI please!
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/health/breakthrough-pancreatic-cancer-diagnosis-b2009285.html

Given RG's length of involvement with the company I'm intrigued (in a positive way) about his return to a more prominent position.

Funny how this measure of actual and potential success and progress generates far less excitement in some quarters than small hitches do. Nowt as qeer as folk, as they say, and a very encouraging RNS indeed. Imagine the reaction had it been from a company other than Scancell...!

RG never mentioned a specific price as I recall (you refer to the 'Frankfurt' video I presume) he said 'multiples of the current share price' I believe, which was the plan for selling the whole shooting match once SCIB1 was through clinical approval. And that was to sell SCIB1 plus everything that hangs off it, so the whole platform and all its potential. But I'm sure you remember that this was turned on its head with the advent of Moditope which was seen as a game changer - and all being well still is, possibly quite soon. I remember the visible disappointment on LD's face at the AGM when they announced a further delay to Moditope going into trial in 2016, but I'm sure you can see the underlying development of Moditope as well as Avidimab, Covidity and all the rest, and frustrating though this progress is, it is brewing positively imo, and I believe Vulpes and Redmile's involvement as things have (in a trader's eyes perhaps) slowed down, shows that as they say works of art take time, and the bigger the mass, the more it takes to make it move - but once it gets moving it can become unstoppable. That's why I'm still here anyway. Each to their own view anyway.

If this is any reliable indication then it looks relatively hopeful.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-51768274

True - but at least while slower than expected, it's continuing anyway - thank goodness!

The emphasis on 'only 16 patients dosed' should also take into account the vital and very encouraging words 'no safety concerns.' Not 'minimal' or 'minor' - none. That's good.

Thanks for that TF. Though few will say it, I think all posters will, like me, be grateful for your corrections when they get it wrong, and find your gentle guidance a reassuring beacon of hope in these uncertain times. I'm sure many posters also derive satisfaction from your regular summaries in praise of their posts when they say the right thing in your opinion. Very wise too that you filter those who cause you any vexation. I am privileged and relieved to see that I am not one of the filtered vermin, and take your corrections and wisdom with all due humility and respect.

And here's the link that prompted my thoughts below
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/education-60126783

Interesting how the country gets used to levels of illness caused by even a 'mild' variant, and nobody seems to consider widely the possibility of a more aggressive variant surfacing and spreading as rapidly as Omicron but with far deadlier effects. I would think that any positive update around Covidity will be met with a lot of relief and enthusiasm in quarters beyond Scancell's labs and shareholders.

From the article -
Since the start of the pandemic in December 2019, the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus that causes COVID-19 has mutated multiple times, giving rise to different variants. Because most vaccines were designed to recognize the original SARS-CoV-2 spike protein, or at least parts of it, more mutated variants like Omicron are better at escaping protection offered by the vaccines, although they still prevent severe disease.
Last month, vaccine makers talked about tweaking the formula to have an Omicron-specific vaccine handy, if needed. “But Omicron won’t be the last variant,” says Stephen Zeichner, an infectious disease specialist at the University of Virginia Medical Center. “It’s pretty clear that the virus continues to evolve and going forward there is a need for a universal COVID-19 vaccine or even a universal coronavirus vaccine.”