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What news are you referring to Fonz??

If it had been a large placing I would have understood a bit of short-term optimism. But a desperate tiny placing that only tides you over for a couple of more months is a different matter. Plus, I think the pumpers need some actual news to draw more people in and GDR doesn't have any at the moment.

End of June is 2.5 months away...beginning of June only 1.5 months away. lol

I'm surprised to see anyone heavily ramping this when they only have enough money to get to about the beginning of August. There could be another fundraising as early as June, which is only 2.5 months away!!

Lol, Eureka is a deramper compared to Mr Positive.

NICE will complete a new review in 2027

"National commission for MT RNR1 test is inevitable and hopefully will happen soon"

It's likely, but am afraid "soon" is not until 2027, when NICE should make a final decision.

Yep, very desperate people on here. Like drowning rats.

I doubt very much they'll be using GDR's test though. Much more likely, the pharmacies will help push the lab tests.

We'll see Eureka. But it's April now though and no whisper of any "special commissioning" is there. Lol.

NHS England would of had to do a public consultation lasting either 1 month, 2 months or 3 months. So guess what...it just aint happening am afraid.

Eureka, you making the bold claims not me. How about finding some evidence to back these up?

Pharmaceuticals are temporarily excluded from tariffs, but the vast majority of medical devices are not even temporarily excluded.

EM, most of em just don't have any spare cash at all. I think any that would be doing this have already announced by now. It was only one hospital in Brighton! (Greater Manchester and Scotland are a bit of an exception, due to innovation grants for Manchester being used and Scotland's sepaarate funding model):

"NHS trusts to use their own budgets"

This is a quality growth stock, so people bound to buy on dips. But if this tariff stuff is going to drag on for months, some more down days are inevitable.

These two things are pure fantasy in my view:

"5 new neonatal intensive care units coming on line soon."

"Specialist commissioning due this month or next."

I thought the timing of the director buys was odd. Or perhaps Gino will ask the directors to buy once a year as a regular show of solidarity with shareholders/bagholders.

So far it's 10 in England and whatever it is in Scotland using RT RNR1.

But that's likely to be the absolute limit of it until they get the full NICE approval/funding decision for England and Wales. It's just very difficult for trusts in England and Wales to do this on their own, without central NHS funding.

But should also say. I think now being in Scotland with MT-RNR1 (and also Manchester and Brighton) might help open the doors of those NICE equivalents around Europe.

Yes, it's a requirement, but that doesn't mean you actually have access to the market. European countries all tend to have something close to the equivalence of NICE in place at a national level as well. (Just like the UK has its equivalent to the CE mark as well, but you also still need to get NICE to have commercial prospects in England and Wales)

CE mark on its own means very very little in terms of commercial progress