Therefore the responses began early during treatment and higher doses had better response rates than lower doses and the response continued over time and the subjects with the more severe psoriasis at the beginning of the trial responded best.
Therefore, going from 200 mg per day to 300 mg per day and 400 mg per day is expected to increase the response rate and going from mild and moderate to moderate and severe at baseline is expected to increase the response rate.
Prurisol has potential. Psoriasis is a condition that waxes and wages though, so you were right to point out that your comments are predicated on small sample size; anecdotal instance isn't evidence. Looking forward to the 300/400mg results.