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06/19/21 2:13 PM

#363046 RE: loanranger #363033

The statement:

"Cover up!" assertion should be given a rest until at least around the second week of July.



IS an understatement...and ALSO an obvious misrepresentation of the IPIX's RP as to when DATA MAY BE RELEASED (PER FDA PROTOCOL):

https://www.ipharminc.com/press-release/2021/6/3/innovation-pharma-completes-enrollment-in-phase-2-clinical-trial-for-covid-19

"Complete trial enrollment comprised 120 dosed patients recruited across multiple sites. Final data collection for [color=red]the last patient enrolled in the study is expected to occur in early August (Study Day 60), which will then be followed by the process of unblinding study data and the reporting of topline study results."



The data cannot be released...no less published, for 60 days after the last patient has completed the Brilacidin regime. (beginning of August)...at which time data will be released for analysis...analysis takes time...then comes the reporting of data and analysis)


Left out the comments was reference to the TOTAL FDA WAITING PERIOD OF 60 Days (inclusive of the 29-day patient follow-up):

"...How could they know the "Time to sustained recovery through Day 29" when for some patients Day 29 has yet to occur?"



Surely an oversight? LOL...

THIS IS A NON-ISSUE...and Data release timing is at this point a Strawman argument ... which has no basis for raising until August and then only after a reasonable time for analysis has passed, at which time analysis and data would be released.

To infinity and beyond!

06/21/21 8:55 AM

#363106 RE: loanranger #363033

Seriously??? Respectfully totally disagree(just saw this).They have almost all of the data from most of the patients- the key endpoints from Days 8 and 15. This is June 21 now way past B being given to the last patient. The data from Day 29 on a final few people will not change the key results- if so we are in trouble because the B v C benefits will not be good enough

They have the key data already.

You want to know if there is a decrease in long haul COVID at day 29 or 60? Is that the key data for IP success? Not a chance.

Most patients are going to get better or worse by day 15 and many by Day 8. Yes there are those with a prolonged course of illness, lingering on oxygen, then ending up in the ICU- there are plenty that fall into that camp. There was ample time to record data on those patients one or two or 5 or 10 or 20 weeks ago. Right? The trial started a long time ago and enrolled most patients a long time ago. Their data is known.

We are in data mop up time now- most of the important data is done.

Putin surely knows this