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Amatuer17

12/28/18 12:06 PM

#252862 RE: Blue Fin #252861

It was known for 1 year when the results were delayed

Rdunn88

12/28/18 12:11 PM

#252863 RE: Blue Fin #252861

Something clearly went wrong with P back in 2017... Interim data was scheduled "2 different quarters" and then cancelled. Most of the press releases "past year" have focused on OM... A few (Ihubers) brought up the P concern long before Leo went into prevent defense. Shifting funds from Absssi to P turned out to be a grave error.

Rdunn88

12/28/18 12:14 PM

#252864 RE: Blue Fin #252861

Stock price reacting to P elimination as Leo figures out an end to this mess. The only route that makes sense is to find a buyer. There's no pipeline left if they partner OM/UP.

scottsmith

12/28/18 12:33 PM

#252874 RE: Blue Fin #252861

Lol yes. When a drug fails to meet primary endpoints and is discontinued, that is what happens.

Menon fired and forced to exit in shame.

TheDane

12/28/18 12:51 PM

#252879 RE: Blue Fin #252861

Good. It’s no longer a drag on the company prospects. It was like pulling an anchor along in the water while under sail.

kfcyahoo

12/28/18 12:57 PM

#252881 RE: Blue Fin #252861

Per an old commercial for cany bars (Mounds and almond joy),sometimes you feel like a nut, sometimes you don't....

Comments from the principle investigators from the previously completed Prurisol Phase 2a trial:

Quote:
Investigator Comments
Cellceutix would also like to share some observations and comments from Principle Investigators (PIs) overseeing different participating clinical sites in the trial. Numerous PIs noted patients expressed a desire to have access to Prurisol following the study's conclusion. Moreover, the Company learned that some patients were previously unsuccessfully treated with other therapies, including biologics and apremilast (Otezla®).
Included below is a sampling of responses that were authorized to be published:
"Well designed study, patients were pleased, minimal to no side effects."
"Good tolerability was shown with very few AEs reported. Good compliance and good patient satisfaction."
"Overall impression of the study is very positive, as well as the patients' satisfaction."
When asked, "Why would you choose Prurisol (should it be approved) over another oral compound for psoriasis?" and "Why would you choose Prurisol over an injectable biologic?" responses included:
"Because [Prurisol] does not cause any severe side effects. Patients dislike needles and injections because they cause pain and discomfort."
"Patients overall prefer oral medications over injectable medication. Our experience with injectable studies for other indications has been that many subjects do not like taking them and those studies tend to be difficult compared to oral medications to recruit subjects."
"Because of [Prurisol's] low side effect profile."
"Patients prefer oral treatments"

Huh?