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C7 ... isolate as strictly as you can. It's not "just" about the number of ventilators it's about the :
Oxygen points/ monitors and all manner of sundry equipment that doesn't exist or able to be commissioned in a short time frame. Most acutely ill patients go into multi organ failure and it's a terrible snow ball you can't stop. Ask how many renal dyalias machines are available for theses patients. Even if they were shared i.e on /off for 6 hrs then change patients.. there won't be enough. Be suspicious of the cause of death and gov death rates. Cancer / cardiac / renal patients etc etc coming into hospital and dying from CV .....what is on the death certificate ...primary or secondary cause ... and what figure would please the government. As they said in the Hunger Game films ....may the odds be with you.

The next few months will be tough. I have read previous NHS plans re pandemics and it's very scary when it comes to critical care capacity. There are 6 stages of planning critical care availability and at level 6 all critical care services are withdrawn ( no further capacity/ lack of drugs, equipment and or staff. Resources are then directed to patients who are less sick. Level 6 would be reached very soon. We have a wonderful NHS but it won't be able to keep pace with the volume nor have the specialised equipment available for use if the projected numbers become a reality. ALL elective admissions to ALL hospitals in the UK should have been cancelled weeks ago to enable both capacity and staff training in protective equipment. Most critical care units as I write this will be running at 90-100 percent occupancy due to current elective admissions working their way through the system. These current patients will "block" beds both in critical care and downstream hospital beds for weeks. Obviously some elective admissions would have been needed but to have continued with the majority "planned elective" was very poor planning. Most of us will get only mild symptoms so don't worry too much. Prevention is best ...so wash those hands !! Protect your elderly and vulnerable and stay at home during the peak and self isolate if ill. Spare a thought for hospital staff who will be working 12 hour shifts in protective equipment that is restrictive , claustrophobic and extremely hot. . Reckon I'm going to sweat afew pounds off in the next few months !!!

Compared to the general market "correction" we are holding up very well.... Touch wood ;))
I think it goes to show how tightly held these shares are and the value of a share holder such as Vulps. I hope all are doing ok in the current market conditions. Take care and look after yourselves x

Inancano, I have read previous government directives re pandemics sent to senior medical/nursing staff. There are very clear admission "stages" , basically when it becomes a pandemic anyone over 50 can forget hospital treatment. Medical and nursing staff are granted legal protection and are granted special powers.

C7, I'm sure you have been given it, but you can get a pneumonia vaccine jab from your GP, it will cover most strains of pneumonia.

Are you calling it a buy C7 ?

Crumbs... you say....But when project Blueprint appeared and you saw the list of people Lindy had managed to attract to work under her leadership and you realise wow this is not as under the radar as we once thought, at least not in the Immuno oncology circles that matter.....
I know for a fact what a small world this is, we may be told about NDAs but everyone in the industry will know who is working on what ! Guess the question is ...who will blink first !

Crumbs... Hard to argue against your last post ! Excellent factual summary of the opportunity !

Yep...treading water until news... Hopefully announcement of trial starting and first patient injected will land at any time.

Great post C7, the value has to be realised ....I think we are reaching this inflection point.

Love your updates and insight into the price movements. Addictive....

Good morning C7 and everyone. What a beautiful day, my favourite day. I fancy a top up of 14000 just to get to a nice round number .

Good morning C7, I'm still holding these shares ..tight as ever. Firstly, wonderful news in relation to your health, very pleased for you. Today's RNS is great vindication for all of us who have kept the faith. I really think we will gain momentum further as the year progresses. Two trials in clinic would be wonderful and I think it may be the catalyst for some serious investment . Best wishes to all .

Chester, that's a very valid observation. Four months already ... and a third expression of interest. Does make one hopeful that one of these platforms will tempt an offer.

Hi C7 , yep... great to see the start of a recovery and looking forward to next year. It's been a long road but hopefully this time next year.....

Thanks C7, yes... the worst year of my life. Oddly enough your positive posts about your own personal circumstances and this share helped me through some dark times. Sometimes I was guilty of translating my woes into frustration with the share price. I won't be guilty of this in 2020. X

My very best wishes to you all X and a healthy New year.

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Yesterday was good news, but the non disclosure in these agreements re the partner AND the lack of money attached .... just doesn't help sentiment . Combine it with the trial fiasco I'm not surprised the buying pressure is lacking. The average investor without the detailed knowledge of the pipeline can't see the value. In contrast, I fail to understand why big pharma aren't queuing at the door.