Dr. Patterson interview with Drs. Yo and Mike is v
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Posted On: 05/19/2020 8:21:54 AM
Dr. Patterson interview with Drs. Yo and Mike is very revealing. Statements like:
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Cannot be taken lightly.
Now, if Dr. Patterson is receiving samples of blood of some or all of the patients this is worth its weight in gold. It would not be difficult for him to “un-blind” the data just by measuring the three markers he is looking for, apart from the other, more sophisticated analysis he can make. I am not saying, of course, that there is not the possibility that some patients in placebo will improve (or some on Leronlimab worsen). However, the speed and magnitude of recovery should tell the tale in IncellRx scientists eyes of who is who in the great majority of cases (more so when they have already experience with the Severe cases of Montefiori).
Therefore, he must have a good idea of what is happening with the patients whose blood’s samples he is receiving.
And his optimism says it all .. Shouldn't be all feel the same ????
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“I am seeing some dramatic effects in some of the markers and some patients“
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“We are close to the end with the trials. They are going to be dramatic. We don’t have to wait too much longer to the validation on where we stand in the COVID world“
Cannot be taken lightly.
Now, if Dr. Patterson is receiving samples of blood of some or all of the patients this is worth its weight in gold. It would not be difficult for him to “un-blind” the data just by measuring the three markers he is looking for, apart from the other, more sophisticated analysis he can make. I am not saying, of course, that there is not the possibility that some patients in placebo will improve (or some on Leronlimab worsen). However, the speed and magnitude of recovery should tell the tale in IncellRx scientists eyes of who is who in the great majority of cases (more so when they have already experience with the Severe cases of Montefiori).
Therefore, he must have a good idea of what is happening with the patients whose blood’s samples he is receiving.
And his optimism says it all .. Shouldn't be all feel the same ????
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