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Any man with a specific interest in this ED condition will be wanting to try it, and i am sure many without an regular ED condition may wish to try it for confidence....especially as it lacks all the side effects of the pill route, and will be very easy to get hold of. . £6 a pop to expensive lol, a night out can cost well over £100 quid, if you do it right.

As this is over the counter medication I can't see why it will not be sold in all chemists and chains such as Superdrug etc, and even along side condoms etc in supermarkets ....it will just take time.
There is so much potential for growth here if the distribution and promotion is managed well that even with short term fluctuations in sp, this can only go up as long as the product sells and the company fully realise and embrace they are now a sales company with a safe product that could be attractive to nearly 50% of men across the world age over of 50 ( according to stats) .
being in the shops is not enough , people need to know about it and where to buy it.

Evidence of strong, growing sales in the UK....along with FDA approval will be the catalyst to transform the current share price....and news on both of these are no that far away.

"Erectile gel that will change lives of millions of men hits the shelves this week
EXCLUSIVE: The first over-the-counter topical gel for treating erectile dysfunction arrives in pharmacies this week."

https://www.express.co.uk/life-style/health/1759262/Erectile-dysfunction-gel-eroxon-available

"The new over-the-counter treatment that could replace Viagra

Most men struggle to get an erection occasionally, but now a new easy-to-use gel is promising an almost instant fix"

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/health-fitness/body/eroxon-gel-new-over-the-counter-treatment-replace-viagra/

The press are just getting started :)

New erectile dysfunction gel that works in 10 minutes launches in the UK

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/health/gel-could-transform-lives-millions-29734859

Now anyone can buy it online or from the high street the main job now is to get the word out that it exists....and its benefits.

Eroxon Erectile Dysfunction Treatment Gel 4 Pack

https://www.boots.com/health-pharmacy/menshealth/mens-sexual-health

Hi I. Bill, i make these two large trades to be approx. 3.5% of shares in issue !

Yes, it's a shame ndr, but also no mention of Qure.Ai, Kodak or AWS....all involved in TB detection in India so maybe next time.

Live in hope :)

"In addition, PATH with support from Everwell is working toward linking diagnostic tests like CB-NAAT, Truenat, and computer-aided detection software with Nikshay ( a government data base to record latest cases of TB in India) to enable real-time access to test results on Nikshay for health care providers. This will not only eliminate reporting errors but will also facilitate faster diagnosis of TB and early initiation of treatment in TB patients."

https://www.path.org/articles/how-digital-solutions-can-reimagine-tb-care/

Opinion: India’s pioneering TB tech can pave the way for rest of G-20

https://www.devex.com/news/sponsored/opinion-india-s-pioneering-tb-tech-can-pave-the-way-for-rest-of-g-20-105322

Community Diagnostic Respiratory Service.
North of England Commissioning Support (NECS) are working for, and on behalf of, NHS North East and North Cumbria Integrated Care Board (NHS NENC ICB) to deliver Diagnostic Community Respiratory Service for the following locations: Lot 1: North Tyneside and Lot 2: South Tyneside

A key area of focus for respiratory health set out by NHS England is early and accurate diagnosis.
Value: 1,315,800 GBP

"The aim of the Community Diagnostic Respiratory Service will be to provide a quality assured service to patients registered with a GP in the commissioning Place who have suspected COPD, asthma or another respiratory disease. The service will be staffed by clinicians, working collaboratively to deliver this service within the community.
The provider will deliver a service that is personalised, proactive and fair to all patients, taking into consideration the current inequalities and wider determinants of health.

"The basic principles that mirror those of the open procedure will be followed for this procurement to test the capacity, capability, and technical competence of tenderers in accordance with the Light Touch Regime within The Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (as amended), ensuring a fair, open and transparent process in accordance with NHS (Procurement, Patient Choice and Competition) (No. 2) Regulations 2013."

https://www.stotles.com/explore/notices/0ae4b568-3fbe-40a8-8032-3750bb90346e/community-diagnostic-respiratory-service

Digital Health Intelligence launches new clinical imaging service

https://www.digitalhealth.net/2023/04/digital-health-intelligence-launches-new-clinical-imaging-service/

"The new Clinical Imaging intelligence service enables clients to understand and target commercial opportunities across the NHS clinical imaging landscape, including X-ray, Ultrasound, CT, MRI, Fluoroscopy, Mammography, and nuclear modalities.

The Clinical Imaging service is complimentary to the current Digital Health Intelligence Service, which provides detailed data on the clinical systems, hardware and infrastructure used by every NHS provider organisation, together with details of key contacts, contract tenders and awards.

“Digital Health Intelligence already provides market-leading data on NHS clinical systems and infrastructure and are now progressively extending the service to cover clinical imaging. This will be followed next by coverage of smart medical devices,” said Jon Hoeksma, CEO at Digital Health.

“We are committed to providing clients with the most accurate and up-to-date databases and market intelligence services covering all information technology, clinical software, diagnostic modalities and smart medical devices in use across the NHS.”

Scotland’s Digital Health and Care Strategy: Delivery Plan 2022-23

I seem to remember Tom mentioned something along the lines of....that FDBK will approach the procurement of their offering in a two pronged approach and apply for tenders directly, but also looking at working as part of a consortium to get best chance of penetrating the market / opportunity .
I imagine FDBK could not manage this tender alone and would need to be partnered with a PACS supplier , or consortium of some kind.

It reads...
"Enhanced diagnostic capability. This
includes replacing Scotland’s Picture and
Archiving Communications System (PACS),
which stores all radiography images so that
they can be viewed from anywhere, in any
hospital, in any Health Board.
The new PACS will support fast access
to images from any location, providing
opportunities for improved utilisation of scarce
radiology resources, making images accessible
for safe patient care and supporting the
development of innovations such as artificial
intelligence.
National Services
Scotland
Procurement
to conclude
December 2022,
contract award
May 2023"

https://www.digihealthcare.scot/app/uploads/2022/11/828757_SCT0522956994-005_Digital-Health-Care-Strategy_p4-1-published-8-nov-22.pdf

I am unable to find this specific tender but found one form nine months earlier which i assumed was cancelled , and r was replaced by this new tender.
https://www.publiccontractsscotland.gov.uk/search/show/search_view.aspx?ID=JAN437785

On the 31st Jan 23 the share price was 10.5p at the time of the interim results and today here we are at 5.4p a 50% share price collapse even with a very positive outlook for the remainder of 2023! Does anyone here have a handle on what is the cash position of KMK today! Are we likely heading for another raise shortly ? Can they survive on revenue?
"Cash and cash equivalents at 31 October 2022 were £1.0m (30 April 2022: £5.1m) Cash position improved post period, with cash and cash equivalents of £1.3m at 23 January 2023
· Expecting strong revenue growth in H2 with continued contract wins in both the CBRN detection and advanced imaging segments. Engaged with eight tier 1 and tier 2 OEMs in key target area of medical imaging and Board expects to announce a number of contracts across the Group in the near term
· On track for record revenue for FY 2023: Kromek expects to report over 45% year-on-year growth"
Could be a good recovery here if what they say comes fact!
Just don't want to have the pleasure of another dilution.

https://www.westminsterforumprojects.co.uk/conference/Medical-Devices-23

Hi Private.

The shared care records are just that. they are individual records that can be accessed by health, social services and community services. They are , if they exist a blunt record of a parsons personal information, medication, GP, etc

We need each person in Uk to have a shared record so that each record can then be enriched with information on their specific journey, pre diagnosis , diagnosis, and treatment of specific symptoms that can be shared with everyone involved in their care, and future care.

Its FDBK and others who are evolving the pathways that will be included in patients shared care record.

As we know at present they are developing the first " breathlessness" pathway, and if successful could be rolled out across the NHS shared care records, of those who have symptoms of breathlessness, for whatever reason.

the shared care records are the basic item, to enrich the records patients will have pathways to care, that can be shared.

Its a five year project!
" Australian Government’s Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF) grants to trial an electronic Clinical Decision Support System (CDSS) to improve the diagnosis and treatment of breathlessness. The study, titled BREATHE, will examine the feasibility and benefits of using a CDSS - an electronic system to help clinical decision making - in improving patient outcomes compared to usual care."

The study, titled BREATHE, will examine the feasibility and benefits of using a CDSS - an electronic system to help clinical decision making - in improving patient outcomes compared to usual care."
https://www.georgeinstitute.org/news/government-funding-for-innovative-digital-platform-to-diagnose-and-treat-breathlessness-0

I agree that many AIM shares continuously raise money to keep the lights on, but with £8 m plus in bank , i do not think they will be raising money this year or next , and certainly not at this share price.
To be honest its a relief not to have to continuously keep an eye out for dilutive raises.

Yes, i agree news is slow but maybe we should see the latest developments as a two part payment for the full contract over two years, so revenue will be received, just has not been disclosed yet, maybe because they are going straight back into another full tender.

I have read somewhere that some "experts" are looking for performance related payments as part of future contracts, so to give real life evidence to the government funders that investment in say one digital solution, show an improvement on the key performance indicators that are measurable . I.e. that investments, actually do make a difference to waiting lists, time to diagnosis and treatment, save front line staff delivery time etc . Not sure its being taken seriously though.