Replies to post #6041 on BioCurex, Inc.(fka BOCX)

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More Lebed:

The PSA test has $450 million in annual revenues worldwide.

The PSA test only detects 40-60% of prostate cancers with many false positives.

BOCX's RECAF test was just proven to detect twice the cancers that the PSA would have detected.

Therefore, shouldn't BOCX be worth at least $450 million?

More importantly, BOCX's RECAF has also been proven effective at detecting 90% of lung cancers. This is now the start of National Lung Cancer Awareness Month. A new 10-year study just released showed that annual CT scans detected lung cancer early and brought 10-year survivals rates up to 90%.

BOCX's RECAF is much easier and cheaper to use than CT scans. With all of the attention this CT scan study has gotten and with BOCX going to be featured on National Television this weekend, I can't imagine what kind of media attention BOCX is about to receive.

When you factor in the potential market for detecting lung, breast and other cancers, BOCX could easily become a billion dollar company.

BOCX only has 36.7 million shares outstanding. At $0.86 we have a $32 million company with the potential to be worth $1 billion. This makes me believe BOCX is at the ground-floor right now.

Look at the volume BOCX is starting to trade. Look at the media attention BOCX will receive in the upcoming days. This thing is ready to explode.

Commercialization is just around the corner!!!

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The PET scan tags glucose with a radioactive marker and it shows areas of concentration where metabolism is high (fast cell growth) when scanned.

RECAF is the receptor for AFP that is a marker for cancer. Radioactive AFP is injected and concentrates in areas with receptors and shows the location of cancer when scanned.

As far as one being better than the other, RECAF has been shown to detect very early cancers. The ability to detect in either case would also vary if the cancer is fast or slow growing. If the PET scan was fantastic, I don't think ABT would be looking at RECAF.

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bob1013,
I watched a show on PET scans. The difficulty with scans is that they pick up to much!
Even polyps that are harmless can throw off a warning signal thus causing undue stress and biopsy.