Replies to post #459200 on Anavex Life Sciences Corp (AVXL)

[powerwalker]

george, is it an actual patent now or still pending?

[falconer66a]

An Analgesic Future for Anavex Life Sciences Corp?

Now, with the patent-protected potential of AV1066 being able to treat nociceptive and neuropathic pain, as with the other Anavex molecules entering human trials for other diseases and conditions, when they happen, we will watch closely the results of clinical trials of this new drug.

If the drug proves safe and effective in humans, would there be much of a market for it? How many suffer from "nociceptive and neuropathic pain?" Might AV1066 be free of the many obviating side effects of conventional pain drugs? How will it compare, say, to morphine?

So that all of the usuals won't have to, I'll diligently suggest that no one should buy a single AVXL share in speculative anticipation of Anavex revenues from this new analgesic. It may not prove effective or safe; may never be approved for sale or therapy. We'll have to wait and see.

But, if it proves to work in humans? Well, run your own numbers. A lota people have nociceptive and neuropathic pains.

[tredenwater2]

Thanks G orge for keeping an eye out for these. This might be a stupid question but wouldnt various types of pain relief trials be quick to enroll and quick in nature to prove efficacy? If yes then I think these patents might be on the leading edge of a rollout of trials vastly increasing an already very stacked pipeline for CNS relief. I know about 5-7 years ago Dr. Missling attended a roundtable discussing pain management, phantom limb to be a little more specific where a general from the DOD was present. (Ive slept a few times so the specifics could be fuzzy).

Seems to me that a grant would be well served here in a very short works/doesnt work scenario leading to an approval rather quickly. A safe, non-opioid, non addictive, pain management drug has OTC written all over it.

Cheers

[ignatiusrielly35]

I didn’t even know we had a compound named 1066. Pain reliever seems appropriate for 1066, the year of the Battle of Hastings.

[JoeBear906]

Hardly three days go by without someone saying George brings nothing to the board. I think that confirms both the existence of and pernicious nature of the dark side. Bashers are scum.
Thanks George for this great find and all you do.