Biotech Values

[jessellivermore]

Hi Dew...

You quote Auric Goldfinger, and then give us Odd Job..

For the life of me I can not figure out how fibrates and niacin's failure to improve CVD outcomes is bad news for Vascepa, and am confused about exactly how these two relate to EPA...Regardless of your take on the outcomes studies on these two separate and different acting drugs; regardless of your take on JELIS..There was no evidence even in subsets that the drug (EPA) made things worse..

In the meantime there is a ton of scientific evidence on why EPA will improve not only CVD outcomes, but the outcomes of most of the rest of the "degenerative diseases"..Yes I understand clinicians do not read the scientific evidence. Be assured there are a lot of educated people out there who can and will read the literature because they have one or more conditions, because they have a stake in it..their lives..One of the effects of the lack of respect for doctors, and the collective intelligence of the internet is now that patients can educate their busy doctors, and the busy doctors will listen and get educated if they want patients and not law suits..

I can not predict the outcome of the AdComm, and would be surprised if there was not some dissenting notes, but be clear V had no role in the studies you mention..I would highly recommend you doing some serious study on how EPA works..and if you can find major flaws, then I am all ears...In the meantime I humbly suggest you may be passing on a great opportunity.

":>) JL