I agree, for the most part I've been anti thinking there is some big power suppressing leronlimab, but now I'm thinking we are in a war. There is just no way an industry that stands to lose billions of revenue just lets this drug slip by. there is no way any political person/group lets a company solve Covid without being able to put their name into that success.

The way a PR is written does not matter, it is how it is digested and presented by the media that matters. The media is not taking the time to digest and present the science.

The biggest PR we have had is the Samantha Mottet interview and the 23yr old trial patient who posted a you tube video. even BP's ted talk did not do as much as those. I hope this afternoon I can chime in during the Q&A or someone else to ask what can be done to get more trial patients to put out testimonials. We need them to speak up. the trash talkers can't argue the science, and they can't argue with actual patient's stories. Journalists want the story of the person who was facing death and is now recovered because of Leronlimab. we all relate to those folks. We paid for these trials, at some point the gag order is over. Through he HIV trials, Nader said they have video testimonials but we never saw them. We can't just hope the word spreads organically.