Good Morning Everybody, I am sorry i have been
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Posted On: 09/17/2020 8:25:14 AM
Good Morning Everybody,
I am sorry i have been a little MIA but we have just had our noses to the grindstone working hard and no spare time for anything else. As you know we filed the new patent earlier this week which was really the culmination of many years of research but we really got focused in on our target about 8-9 months ago. To us, this was our "manhattan project" - our heavy lift - a masterpiece - 1022 claims spanning 75,368 words across 142 pages. This is the first developed immunotherapy for schizophrenia and we intend to cause a paradigm shift in this treatment area so expect to hear plenty more about the Campbell Platform.
In the meantime we now have our funding from Triton in place and intend to get after our marketing efforts immediately. We are also now at the point in production we feel competent enough to start enrolling people in the 500 patient study. Friends, things always take longer in biotech then you think - indeed we wanted to start earlier but it is what it is - we're on it now... thank you for your patience.
Just a recap of our spring/summer - beginning in May we filed the first of 13 patents and the first 12 were done in under 120 days - our brains still hurt. During this time we have also been hunkered down authoring several IND's for the Jadi Cell - the first one for CTE/TBI is almost done and so you should anticipate the filing shortly of the first one. The second one will cover brain injured covid-19 patients that survive the ventilator. We are super jazzed about getting these done, filed, and IND #'s issued.
We are also watching carefully our friend Nate Lewis and tomorrow will be 14 days post transplant. Nate's father keeps us all well informed about changes good/bad/indifferent at his journal - https://www.caringbridge.org/visit/nathanlewis/journal - we are hopeful that we will see changes that warrant another injection of 100,000,000 cells.
In any event thats my brief report and update to all of you - thanks to everyone who contributes here - just a reminder that just because i don't comment on everything posted doesn't mean i didn't read every word - i do because it mattered enough to you to post it.
All my best,
Tim
I am sorry i have been a little MIA but we have just had our noses to the grindstone working hard and no spare time for anything else. As you know we filed the new patent earlier this week which was really the culmination of many years of research but we really got focused in on our target about 8-9 months ago. To us, this was our "manhattan project" - our heavy lift - a masterpiece - 1022 claims spanning 75,368 words across 142 pages. This is the first developed immunotherapy for schizophrenia and we intend to cause a paradigm shift in this treatment area so expect to hear plenty more about the Campbell Platform.
In the meantime we now have our funding from Triton in place and intend to get after our marketing efforts immediately. We are also now at the point in production we feel competent enough to start enrolling people in the 500 patient study. Friends, things always take longer in biotech then you think - indeed we wanted to start earlier but it is what it is - we're on it now... thank you for your patience.
Just a recap of our spring/summer - beginning in May we filed the first of 13 patents and the first 12 were done in under 120 days - our brains still hurt. During this time we have also been hunkered down authoring several IND's for the Jadi Cell - the first one for CTE/TBI is almost done and so you should anticipate the filing shortly of the first one. The second one will cover brain injured covid-19 patients that survive the ventilator. We are super jazzed about getting these done, filed, and IND #'s issued.
We are also watching carefully our friend Nate Lewis and tomorrow will be 14 days post transplant. Nate's father keeps us all well informed about changes good/bad/indifferent at his journal - https://www.caringbridge.org/visit/nathanlewis/journal - we are hopeful that we will see changes that warrant another injection of 100,000,000 cells.
In any event thats my brief report and update to all of you - thanks to everyone who contributes here - just a reminder that just because i don't comment on everything posted doesn't mean i didn't read every word - i do because it mattered enough to you to post it.
All my best,
Tim
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