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Re: vinovista post# 49275

Thursday, 11/17/2011 9:03:17 AM

Thursday, November 17, 2011 9:03:17 AM

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I question the business skills

of any CEO that submits to the FDA a comparison of an image of a hand to an image of a skull and gambles millions of dollars of shareholder money the FDA will accept the comparisons as valid to demonstrate Substantial equivalence.

Even as a layman I understand that equivalence can only be demonstrated by comparing identical (not just equivalent) subjects.

I question the truthfulness of a CEO that rants on Facebook that he cannot understand why the FDA would require financial disclosure from a radiologist whose opinion is included in a submission package that can impact a company's market cap by hundreds of millions of dollars. Financial disclousre has ALWAYS been a requirement.

Even as a layman I understand that you have to disclose what your financial interest in a company is when your opinion, up or down, DIRECTLY can impact the value of a company and the safety of the public.



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