Please correct me if I’m wrong with any of this.
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Posted On: 04/30/2020 6:36:55 AM
Please correct me if I’m wrong with any of this. I’m excited and did it quickly. My quick math shows:
54 total applications approved
49 Treated so far
(10) of the treated we are waiting on their first data
39 total patients with data
4 in Montefiore were saved.
17 of 23 improved in CA
(2) are stable in CA
(2) are deteriorating in CA
(2) no data yet in CA
3 for 3 success in GA
1 for 1 success in NY
1 for 1 success in CA
(Parenthesis to represent that we don’t know what will happen versus the others that have definitely improved)
That’s 26 of 39 patients improving. (28 if you add the two stable patients assuming they are no longer getting worse and should make it)
That’s a 67% (anecdotal) success rate on severe patients. Perhaps higher if the two get better and even higher if of the 10 unreported thus far we are the kinds of results UCLA is seeing.
This is very exciting! I truly hope this data gets around the news today. The world needs to know.
54 total applications approved
49 Treated so far
(10) of the treated we are waiting on their first data
39 total patients with data
4 in Montefiore were saved.
17 of 23 improved in CA
(2) are stable in CA
(2) are deteriorating in CA
(2) no data yet in CA
3 for 3 success in GA
1 for 1 success in NY
1 for 1 success in CA
(Parenthesis to represent that we don’t know what will happen versus the others that have definitely improved)
That’s 26 of 39 patients improving. (28 if you add the two stable patients assuming they are no longer getting worse and should make it)
That’s a 67% (anecdotal) success rate on severe patients. Perhaps higher if the two get better and even higher if of the 10 unreported thus far we are the kinds of results UCLA is seeing.
This is very exciting! I truly hope this data gets around the news today. The world needs to know.
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