No I don’t have to answer your questions! Lol!

Just in case you haven’t done your research again he is an advisor for other companies developing OM drugs so I think he calls it like he sees them.

It’s interesting that an expert in the field endorsed the continued development of B-OM and didn’t mention anything about the ae’s. Maybe he knows more about the subject than an anonymous poster.
“ “The results of the Brilacidin OM Phase 2 are compelling,” said Company Scientific Advisor and OM expert, Stephen T. Sonis, DMD, DMSc, of Brigham and Women's Hospital. “The lack of preventive or definitive treatment options for patients at risk of, or suffering from, OM is a consistent source of patient misery and leads to costly and clinically significant downstream consequences. I enthusiastically anticipate the next phase in Brilacidin’s clinical development.”

http://www.ipharminc.com/press-release/2017/12/11/innovation-pharmaceuticals-reports-positive-topline-results-from-phase-2-placebo-controlled-trial-of-brilacidin-for-the-prevention-of-oral-mucositis-in-head-and-neck-cancer-patients

I agree. Maybe Monday. Could be a reason for the low volume take down.

I think he missed this comment in the study Lol! I wonder why?
“Of the TEAEs categorized as serious (SAEs), 13 patients (8 in the Brilacidin group, and 5 in the Placebo group) experienced at least one SAE. No SAEs reported led to death. None of the SAEs were classified by the Investigator as related to Brilacidin.“

Here is a very interesting wsj article going into detail about some of the long term effects of covid some patients are having. Most of the patients were between 18-49 and had mild symptoms.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/doctors-begin-to-crack-covids-mysterious-long-term-effects-11604252961?st=n2syaf43z1ztmc1&reflink=article_copyURL_share

Are you aware that ipix doesn’t have any revenues and that they either have to borrow money or dilute their stock. These trials aren’t free. If this makes you uncomfortable then maybe this isn’t the investment for you.

I am sure almost every hospitalized patient is receiving fluids via IV. Remember remdesivir takes like 3 days. This current trial will fill up in 2-3 weeks with multiple hospitals in at least 2 countries.

No problem

I have never not said this was serious! Holy sh&t man read my post. It is very serious. Only blaming others for not mitigating is naive. Of course that’s part of the problem but if you had read the paper I posted you would of seen that virus is mutating to become more contagious. I know beds are full I am in hospitals everyday and talk to nurses all the time.

“ At the moment, hospitals are nearing capacity. HHS estimates that as of November 20, 73.66 percent of all US inpatient beds are full (counting both Covid-19 patients and those seeking treatment for other illnesses), and that 60.62 percent of all ICU beds are occupied.

When the virus was more contained to several hot spots earlier in the year — in New York and New Jersey, for example — medical professionals from elsewhere, as well as from the US military, were also able to travel and provide short-term staffing support.

Now, with the virus so widespread, there are fewer health care providers able to leave one community and support another.” even though they mention 60% it really comes down to staffing. One nurse manager I know said covid patients in the icu use more resources than the typical icu patient.

Checkout the paper/article in my other post. I live in the upper Midwest and my wife and I were just talking about how we have never seen anyone in a store without a mask yet here we are with our beds full. We have more cases now with mitigation than we did before. I think it really has more to do with the virus than peoples views on mitigation.

My sense is the ability to be outside has more to do with the spread. If you remember Florida didn’t have their outbreak until early summer which is when it gets hot and they move inside. Just my theory. I should of said this the other way around. Being outside is helpful and being inside makes people more prone to exposure.

Say what people will all beds in our community hospitals are full and our va has started excepting community patients into their icu

With almost every available covid bed in use across the country and around the world I would be very surprised if we didn’t get the go ahead in the next 2 weeks both here and internationally

Here is another article on mutations.
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2020/10/201030142123.htm

I am never sure why people don’t understand this! Ipix was not going to put the money in the bank! Lol! Of course with all the noise these days nothing surprises me.

Great post! Thanks

And you understand that each person needs 2 doses so that’s enough for 20 million.

Look at all the studies that were done by the RBL’s including the upcoming inhaler study! Imagine the indications that would be available for an inhaler for B!

Please link to B failure.

Instead of wondering why a bidding war hasn’t started yet let’s wonder why Dr. William DeGrado signed on to be an advisor. Or wonder what the third party validation from independent RBL institutions will mean for The future of B. Or wonder what an inhaled B would mean.

Nice call!

“ Assuming that before any grants or funding can be had there needs to be a solid acceptance of the IND to move it forward. ” That’s not what the statement says. They were talking about research on human lung cells.

If you can’t/won’t read read the data on the 2a 2b studies why should anyone provide you with links. Provide us links showing it’s not safe.

Sewing seeds of doubt! Very clever!

By comparing B to P? Really? Lol! Is he/you saying the RBL’s aren’t legitimate and qualified organizations? I don’t see any truth in his statement.

Have you paid attention to the news? 125 patients in multiple institutions will be dosed within days. Now how long will they monitor the patients I don’t know but it’s going to be done quickly.

Seems like there is a pattern developing

Thanks for your clarification!

That’s not my point. I understand all that! All I am saying is that we are not dealing with real world conditions when everyone has a mask and is social distancing. How can you measure the real the real effectiveness. It will be interesting.

I had a Ortho resident from Canada explain to me the difference between our systems. At 3 pm every day in Canada they decided if they could do anymore cases based on their budget. He said in Canada procedures are an expense and in the US they are viewed as a revenue. You can argue either way but make no mistake about it in one system you will wait and the other you won’t.

No I do. They give 1 group a placebo another the real therapy. My point is how can they really know for sure how effective it is if the entire population is wearing a mask and social distancing! That’s not going to be the conditions going forward if we are given the vaccine.

And how can they state its 90% effective when we are all wearing masks and social distancing?

“ Probably not a good idea to start back up with it again. ” This was an update not a pr.

This update could of easily been done tomorrow but he did it today. Interesting.

How in the hell did you come to that conclusion? More like he wants to get this out before more hits next week.

“ At this point, it still needs to go through peer review and any warranted peer changes have not been included” the phase 2 will be over and done with before we see the final peer review!

I wonder why he didn’t wait until tomorrow to send this out? Maybe more tomorrow?