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Re: changes_iv post# 40614

Thursday, 07/08/2021 6:41:31 AM

Thursday, July 08, 2021 6:41:31 AM

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I finally went through the last S1 which was practically a duplicate from the one on June 25 aside from some details on shares. What I do want to share with all investors of both $nrxp and $Rlftf is an excerpt that clearly provides a detailed timeline of the regulatory interactions with fda. This should shut down any baseless rumors by self-proclaimed fact checkers and all caps sniper that Javitt and/or rlf withheld info that the eua was denied. Please see below. This is directly from the path to regulatory approval section in either of the last 2 S1s submitted by nrxp:
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“In September 2020, we opened a Pre-EUA file with FDA and requested a narrow EUA only to treat patients who were already allowed under the Expanded Access Protocol granted by FDA in July 2020 but whose hospitals could not implement the administrative requirements of the Expanded Access Program. The FDA notified us in December 2020 that EUA could only be granted upon submission of randomized, placebo-controlled data and stated that such data would be reviewed “promptly” upon submission. In a subsequent communication in January 2021, the FDA advised us that review of complete efficacy and safety data would be required for an EUA determination.
At one month following “last visit,” we reported that the pre-specified primary endpoint was met and advised the public that it planned to file for EUA. We also shared this information with the FDA under the open Pre-EUA file.
Over the 8 weeks following “last visit,” the combined research team reviewed via electronic and manual means approximately 53,909 individual case report forms and verified them against source data (i.e. electronic medical records and physician reports) by study monitors. 1185 Treatment Emergent Adverse Event reports were analyzed and 180 Serious Adverse Events were investigated in detail by medical monitors, each requiring a detailed narrative. 5988 concurrent medication reports were evaluated to detect possible Adverse Events. Over the next two weeks all findings were reviewed with the individual site Principal Investigators and each signed off on the accuracy of the case reports. The database was formally locked on May 7, 2021.
On May 31, 2021, we filed for EUA with the FDA for ZYESAMI, thereby delivering a regulatory file delineating safety and efficacy data of an investigational drug within 3 months of last visit in a clinical trial. Although there can be no assurance that the FDA will conclude that ZYESAMI meets or exceeds the EUA standard of “may be effective” in the treatment of COVID-19, we are hopeful that the FDA will grant EUA to ZYESAMI.” ~ LA, from Y@h00 RLFTF finance conversations