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Posted On: 05/11/2020 7:54:02 PM
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“This leaves Intercept, Galectin, Biking and CytoDyn still in the race. NASH is a VERY difficult condition to treat and the winner will take a very large price ($20B-$35B).
This makes our NASH proof-of-concept study much more valuable.”
The 1 question that I proposed this morning for the web conference on Wednesday is in regards to the status of the second NASH study that CYDY initiated a few months ago (the study that netted a $1 billion licensing deal). My question is much more relevant now that the NASH drug possibility has been thinned with this failed drugged. Even a NASH licensing deal involving leronlimab for $500 million, or $100 million, could have an upfront payment that could fund CYDY for a couple of months up to a year.
Again, I propose we ask about the NASH study.
This makes our NASH proof-of-concept study much more valuable.”
The 1 question that I proposed this morning for the web conference on Wednesday is in regards to the status of the second NASH study that CYDY initiated a few months ago (the study that netted a $1 billion licensing deal). My question is much more relevant now that the NASH drug possibility has been thinned with this failed drugged. Even a NASH licensing deal involving leronlimab for $500 million, or $100 million, could have an upfront payment that could fund CYDY for a couple of months up to a year.
Again, I propose we ask about the NASH study.
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