I agree that information about the patients who subsequently received another I-O drug and not reaching the MOS was good; however, that was in a PR awhile back and not part of the most recent PR and to the message you responded to.
I stated the same thing in my last post about those patients; however, how meaningful is it in increasing shareholder value? Wouldn't there be a need to run more clinical trials? There is no way that anything near commercialization is a few years away in regards to Bavituximab. For example, the NCCN trials, those are going to take a few years themselves. So even with rose colored glasses.. maybe 6-8 years away?
Astrazenca seems to be doing well with their IO program and we have not heard a peep from PPHM in almost 2 years since the so called Partnership was announced.
Doesn't it seem odd that Peregrine moves so slow in monetizing anything? Do you think it is the Product or the Leadership?