Saving lives is indeed a much bigger priority and
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Posted On: 04/01/2020 11:04:49 AM
Saving lives is indeed a much bigger priority and yes he's likely giving it his all especially now with CV but there's a PR firm in Red Chip and they can connect reporters (who I believe are likely calling them from throughout the country and beyond) to any one of the physicians working with/for CytoDyn (although I realize not many) to do an interview.
Regarding Red Chip , they must still be involved as this morning's PR had them putting it out... which means they are the ones writing it at the direction of company officials (likely Dr. Pourhassan). And I wonder whether they are passing their PRs by the FDA although may not be necessary (I just don't know the FDA process normally and particularly with this pandemic).
In any case, today's news is astounding and should be welcomed by all... of course patients... but I'm particularly thinking of the medical community dealing with COVID-19 because it could keep them healthy to help patients... as well as giving hope to all people.
I pray CytoDyn is able to produce the quantities quickly. And it doesn't matter that there are other companies (albeit not as good as CytoDyn apparently) that have drugs (although sound not as efficient as Leronlimab ) on the scene because the world need is so great and saving lives is immediately necessary that all the real help should be welcomed.
I suspect being able to actually administer Leronlimab starting today, may mean results could come in even quicker than two weeks. I realize it may take longer but we are in 'emergency' and unprecedented times... COVID-19 is NEW and we are dealing with it NOW ... unlike the 1957 flu outbreak or 1968 flu pandemic or 1918 or or or ....
And don't forget the original 7-10 patients, one of whom has already been taken off respirator and one released from hospital. I hope we get an update on each and every one of those 10.
Also, I believe the trial in today's PR could be like the trial within yesterday's PR which said they're testing 75 patients in up to 10 hospitals in the U.S. To me, that means in the 'hotspots' like New York and California and who knows where else.
And CytoDyn could easily make the international scene as we heard yesterday in Italy and the U.K. and maybe wherever needed/wanted and possible ... 150+ countries are now dealing with COVID-19, right?
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/cas...d-map.html
Please forgive lengthy post and stay safe!
Very best to all with CYDY !
Regarding Red Chip , they must still be involved as this morning's PR had them putting it out... which means they are the ones writing it at the direction of company officials (likely Dr. Pourhassan). And I wonder whether they are passing their PRs by the FDA although may not be necessary (I just don't know the FDA process normally and particularly with this pandemic).
In any case, today's news is astounding and should be welcomed by all... of course patients... but I'm particularly thinking of the medical community dealing with COVID-19 because it could keep them healthy to help patients... as well as giving hope to all people.
I pray CytoDyn is able to produce the quantities quickly. And it doesn't matter that there are other companies (albeit not as good as CytoDyn apparently) that have drugs (although sound not as efficient as Leronlimab ) on the scene because the world need is so great and saving lives is immediately necessary that all the real help should be welcomed.
I suspect being able to actually administer Leronlimab starting today, may mean results could come in even quicker than two weeks. I realize it may take longer but we are in 'emergency' and unprecedented times... COVID-19 is NEW and we are dealing with it NOW ... unlike the 1957 flu outbreak or 1968 flu pandemic or 1918 or or or ....
And don't forget the original 7-10 patients, one of whom has already been taken off respirator and one released from hospital. I hope we get an update on each and every one of those 10.
Also, I believe the trial in today's PR could be like the trial within yesterday's PR which said they're testing 75 patients in up to 10 hospitals in the U.S. To me, that means in the 'hotspots' like New York and California and who knows where else.
And CytoDyn could easily make the international scene as we heard yesterday in Italy and the U.K. and maybe wherever needed/wanted and possible ... 150+ countries are now dealing with COVID-19, right?
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/cas...d-map.html
Please forgive lengthy post and stay safe!
Very best to all with CYDY !
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