I think we all need to calm down about the lack of PR. For two reasons: 1) if the drug works, price will eventually take care of itself and 2) all these articles people have posted to are raising general awareness; while not specifically directed at B, they are planting the seed in people's minds. This will pay off when B is fully introduced.
Must say that is a bit of my concern too Though IHUBers efforts can help get message out virally, CTIX is small and stretched. IMO it'll take some real PR heft (plus landing in clinical journals), to prob make the kind of splash we know the story deserves. Seems some are planning to gameplan next week Cali during the conference. Perhaps those with access to Leo can whisper ideas into his ear.
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I could not agree more...the fact that ten posters are posting comments all over the media is wonderful..the fact that these same posters are not driving a unified message is bad..the most glaring example is waffling on the resistance issue with B..using the right language is critical....the difference between using the word "may"and "shall" in statutory legislation is huge..just as "there is no resistance to T" is much different than "we think there will be no resistance to B" is not how it ought to be framed
All this grass roots messaging for B is better served as support to someone who actually knows what the hell they are doing..if you dont own the message and set the narrative things can get much worse than a over hyped article about T..how about some asshole setting the narrative about B for us...like Cramers crew