I have a layman's understanding of the science behind Bavituximab, but enough to regard it as a highly effective concept which is seeking proof of effectiveness.
I believe that it has shown effectiveness albeit in fits and starts. In my mind there is nothing entirely clear about what we know to date.
It seems that all our data is more or less questionable whether it is due to small trial numbers, trials in foreign countries, fiasco's with 3rd party participants, etc. We all know all the arguments that have trailed us for years.
But there is another aspect to this story which gives rise to a greater sense of hope for our futures. There is enough evidence that Bavituximab works in enough indications for us to keep going forward. And, in my own mind, any big pharma out there knows that if they choose to dance with us, they will not only get access to what we have now, but where we are going.
I believe the same thing, Endoc! We may be crawling along at this moment but walking, running, and flying are in our futures. All we need is a tutor, a dancing partner, to show us the steps.
Given the right partner, I think that the Bavi being tested ten years from now will be far more potent.
It's sort of like comparing the marijuana that I smoked in the late sixties with the marijuana being grown and smoked today.
Any pharma partner will be paying for access to our present technology, but will most certainly be keenly aware that what we have now will be infinitely more powerful in the future.
This is great reason to hope!
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