Replies to post #36908 on Vivos Inc (RDGL)

[biglift13]

Holy f*** look At that resume. He should run for the White House. Nice find!!! Has to mean something big is coming

[JayBPee]

Now this deserves a BOLD sticky! Awesome find man.

[adama1984]

Impressive credentials.

[VinnyChase]

Interesting!!! Great find

[TickTalker]

WOW... This is MAJOR IMHO.

STICKY HIGHLIGHT THE HELL OUT OF THIS POST, Something is brewing in the FDA world!

[El Greco]

This makes me want to pawn my car and bet it all here.

[BeamMeUpScotty]

Excellent - your post should be stickied so folks can take in its significance over the weekend.

[AllSeeingEyeDog]

IMHO That explains the approval delay. That cuttin' edge was too much for them. :)
Thanks Dr. I'll take .02 and call you in the morning.

[kjem]

Douglas M. Coldwell, Ph.D., M.D. CONSULTANT for FDA From 2011 to Present
from link on Merlos post# 36908

Date: 13MAY2015

"COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS AND ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES
1987-1988 Inter-Society Affairs Committee Regional Representative, Society of Cardiovascular and Interventional Radiology
.....
blah
blah
blah
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2011-Present Radiologic Devices Panel, Center for Devices and Radiologic Health, Food and Drug Administration,
Bethesda, MD"
on the LAST LINE!

[shafdaddy]

Way to go Doc! Feeling good going into the weekend.

[Chief Slapaho]

Check out Citation #77 in his Curriculum Vitae (CV):

77. Coldwell DM, Kennedy AS, Nutting CW.
The use of resin Y90 microsphere brachytherapy for unresectable hepatic metastases from breast cancer.
Int J Radiat Oncol Biol Phys 2007;69:800-804.

I can't see any other explanation for his presence now. This is a gold nugget that I don't think anyone from the FDA caught.

[Fireman451]

Dude awesome find !

[Matthew59]

I don't think it's a coincidence at all.

Dr. Coldwell is a top authority in the use of Yttrium-90 microspheres for cancer treatment. PDF search "Yttrium-90" and it's in numerous places throughout the document.

Its interesting to note he has a lot of prior medical service / positions in Washington.

If you look at the Bio document date, it's May 13, 2015. Just last month. It had to be updated for a specific reason. And IMO the FDA would only disclose who was on an Advisory Committee after the fact. IMO a decision should be rendered very very soon and I expect a favorable one of a Approval!

I wouldn't be surprised if news pops first thing Monday morning.

Hang on folks it's going to be an exciting ride!!!!

[BeamMeUpScotty]

Dr Merlot1 You Da Man! Everyone should read your posts!

[ratical]

Very Good Doc,Thanks for Sharing that Information.

[Mikobadr]

No he was NOT "pulled into the advisory committee recently"...scroll down his resume to Committee Assignments and Administrative Services and you'll find he's been with FDA Radiological Panel since 2011 and NOT for ADMD device...stick with reality

[DTGoody]

Incredible DD DrMerlot1!!! Awesome Find!! I agree, it looks like FDA approval is coming Soon!!


Thank You!!!

[TickTalker]

If you people can't see the connection here and the value of the timing to us... Then you need to get some bifocals

[slef]

That actually worries me more than helps. If they need special attention that means it's closer to failing then passing. If something is good you don't worry about a specialist. People that have lost hope on cures for cancer go to specialists. I appreciate the thought since this is a very good person, but this leads to more doubt imo.

[slef]

That actually worries me more than helps. If they need special attention that means it's closer to failing then passing. If something is good you don't worry about a specialist. People that have lost hope on cures for cancer go to specialists. I appreciate the thought since this is a very good person, but this leads to more doubt imo.