When it comes to clinical trials patience is not o
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Posted On: 01/30/2019 11:38:46 AM
When it comes to clinical trials patience is not only a virtue it’s a necessity. Quite frankly I am surprised that people, in general, don’t understand this. I am even more surprised that there are quite a few on this board that suggest we’ve turned the corner and are on the home stretch. While any positive news is always welcome, exaggerated excitement and expectation, if over the top, often has the opposite effect. As far as the share price is concerned, I suspect this is what will happen today and will continue to happen. However; this does not in any way diminish the progress that the company is making!
Getting back to my opening sentence, there are two well known expressions that come to mind. 1. It’s a long way to Tipperary, and 2. Rome wasn’t built in a day. This is applicable to clinical trials, but it’s also an adage that attests the need for time to create great things. I believe, as many of us do, that the company is on the right path, even if it’s just turned the corner.
The following link by the National Psoriasis Foundation explains very simply what is involved in each Phase of the clinical trials. Phase 2 as you can see is much wider in scope and it will continue to evaluate not only the safety of the cream, but how effective it actually is in treating the condition they are testing.
https://www.psoriasis.org/drug-pipeline
Please let’s be real. Clinical research takes time. It’s not for the faint of heart investors who are expecting to get rich overnight. As they say: If you can’t stand the heat, get out of the kitchen!
But I do sincerely hope most of you will remain on this journey.
Getting back to my opening sentence, there are two well known expressions that come to mind. 1. It’s a long way to Tipperary, and 2. Rome wasn’t built in a day. This is applicable to clinical trials, but it’s also an adage that attests the need for time to create great things. I believe, as many of us do, that the company is on the right path, even if it’s just turned the corner.
The following link by the National Psoriasis Foundation explains very simply what is involved in each Phase of the clinical trials. Phase 2 as you can see is much wider in scope and it will continue to evaluate not only the safety of the cream, but how effective it actually is in treating the condition they are testing.
https://www.psoriasis.org/drug-pipeline
Please let’s be real. Clinical research takes time. It’s not for the faint of heart investors who are expecting to get rich overnight. As they say: If you can’t stand the heat, get out of the kitchen!
But I do sincerely hope most of you will remain on this journey.
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