Every time there is a positive safety result, it builds the case for all the other indications and I think will make it easier when the company gets to the point of wanting approval for TNBC, NASH, etc. because safety has been proven in three indications now and in HIV for years. Once approved for Covid, the manufacturing will be established so that's two out of the three requirements right there.

This is all positive toward the longer goal. I get as frustrated as everyone but then realize that what's been accomplished so far would normally take years if not decades. Things are moving along and at a relatively good pace for dealing with the Gov. At some point, the scales will tilt in the favor of approval and then the risk assessment that should be done by the leaders of this virus response and the Gov will conclude, "why didn't we approve this earlier?"

Hold you shares, this is another step in the right direction. IMHO.