Does anyone have a link to any clinical trials and
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Posted On: 01/31/2018 11:08:04 PM
Does anyone have a link to any clinical trials and/or studies that show they are actually being conducted? It puzzles me that I've yet to come across one that identifies OWC Pharmaceutical as the company behind the study. Maybe there is a logical reason for this. Is it perhaps because of the collaboration agreements that they have with Sheba?
The following is the only link that mentions the company but it states: "Not Yet Recruiting".
https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/study/NCT02976779. When I questioned Alon Sinai about this last May I got back an epic email with the following opening line that many of you are already familiar with:
The most promising part of the email was at the end:
Around this same time Dr. Rozenblatt gave an interview and talked about the psoriasis cream and promising results of the studies conducted. She concluded (at around the 6 min. mark) by suggesting that "in a few months we will publish all of the results and then we can be free to talk about them". After this mum's the word! Don't get me wrong I'm not really complaining but when you make promises, especially in such a public way, then I would think the appropriate thing to do is to at the very least issue another statement as to why the results are not being published. Personally I think that until the IP is fully protected and the clinical trials are completed it's prudent to keep any preliminary results close to the vest and they should in fact not be published.
I suspect that once Dr. Hirsch arrived on the scene he scuttled any notion of publishing anything until the clinical trials are completed. So in essence what we got with Dr. Hirsch's arrival is a power point presentation and timeline of when we might expect results and some real news. A very different style for sure. One that I agree with even if the silence is killing me.
GLTA
The following is the only link that mentions the company but it states: "Not Yet Recruiting".
https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/study/NCT02976779. When I questioned Alon Sinai about this last May I got back an epic email with the following opening line that many of you are already familiar with:
Quote:
OWC pharmaceutical research is a biotech company and not a toy manufacturer in an automated China production line
The most promising part of the email was at the end:
Quote:
Our main focus right now Is :
* complete including our pre-clinical findings into our IP so it will be stronger and un breakable. ( we announced)
* follow up to the vested interest we generated with international organizations ( commercial and scientific) after we announced the pre clinical findings
* continue the preparations to get our product to the market
So forgive me , in advance , if I don't answer fast enough
Around this same time Dr. Rozenblatt gave an interview and talked about the psoriasis cream and promising results of the studies conducted. She concluded (at around the 6 min. mark) by suggesting that "in a few months we will publish all of the results and then we can be free to talk about them". After this mum's the word! Don't get me wrong I'm not really complaining but when you make promises, especially in such a public way, then I would think the appropriate thing to do is to at the very least issue another statement as to why the results are not being published. Personally I think that until the IP is fully protected and the clinical trials are completed it's prudent to keep any preliminary results close to the vest and they should in fact not be published.
I suspect that once Dr. Hirsch arrived on the scene he scuttled any notion of publishing anything until the clinical trials are completed. So in essence what we got with Dr. Hirsch's arrival is a power point presentation and timeline of when we might expect results and some real news. A very different style for sure. One that I agree with even if the silence is killing me.
GLTA
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