Why not BP's paper and clinical trial results out
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Posted On: 06/16/2020 5:45:46 PM
Re: Borel Fields #37954
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Why not BP's paper and clinical trial results out the same time
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I believe that once the trial results start coming out, his paper becomes much less important.
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I'm counting on June 28th as last data point for the S/C data
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I agree. I think we will hear the primary endpoint (mortality) very soon after. Likely 6/29.
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While M/M hit 75 enrollees on June 10th, they continued admitting some who had already been screened. So say June 27th last data point.
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Actually, they are continuing to enroll through tomorrow, per the conference call. So 14 days for the last patient will be up 7/1. And because the primary endpoint for this trial is a bit more complex, I dont think we will have any data for another week or two.
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Otherwise, with the 74-day letter re: HIV due July 10th, do they wait and put out a more complete description of trial results when the PDUFA date can also be confirmed?
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I don't think there is any chance that they sit on the trial data. It will be released as soon as they are able.
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