One of the big lies posted elsewhere is the claim
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This is absolutely untrue. First, let me say that the results thus far in the Prurisol clinical trial have been very encouraging, and I think that it is extremely likely that Prurisol will emerge as at the very least a viable drug, and very possibly the first-line treatment of choice for psoriasis.
But, in the very unlikely event that Prurisol suddenly has a safety or efficacy issue, there are two other drugs, Kevetrin (cancer) and Brilacidin (new class of antibiotics with powerful anti-inflammatory characteristics) to fall back on.
Very few small biotechs have more than one new drug in clinical trials. To have 3 in clinical trials (and in the case of Brilacidin, various formulations in clinical trials for several different applications) is very unusual. This gives a level of diversification that few small companies have. A market cap of around 150 million for this stock is absurd, and in my opinion (and in my investing strategy) is a huge opportunity.