This is one of the most absurd things I have read on any message board.
BLA and Peer-reviewed data in a Journal are two very different things (while I agree fundamentally they can be similar in the contents and they can happen simultaneously) A Company tying one to another to "create" credibility for a peer-reviewed Journal publication is ludicrous thinking. Do you have examples of this ever being done before?? If so I would love to see it. My bet is you dont, and your just grasping at straws here. I know of zero cases of such. Regardless if a BLA is filed, if the Lancet is the chosen publication for release of peer-review, this stock rockets if the "Conclusion" portion is good. GBM is deadly in almost all cases. If peer-review is good it will be approved shortly thereafter. But the Company (or journal) holding up one for the other is flat-out absurd. The Lancet doesn't have to prove anything to anyone. Its the cream of the crop in terms of credibility and trust. Nice try though.
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