Dr. Randy Nicholas is a Phillippine surgeon. He ha
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Dr. Randy Nicholas is a Phillippine surgeon. He has spoken publicly before very much in favor of Leronlimab.
What is interesting is that Nicholas was not on last Thursday's Phillippines call, or at least Nicholas didn't speak on the call.
Nicholas is very, very familiar with all details of leronlimab.
So no reason for him to speak up and ask a question on the Phillippines Thursday call. He already knows all the answers.
In fact, Dr. Nicolas is already on Youtube providing all the answers to leronlimab on Dec 4:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3gPg097eCCc
A quick google search finds Dr. Nicolas as a cardiothoracic surgeon at St Luke's Global City Hospital in Manila.
Dr. Serrano is Chief of Section of Robotic Urology at St. Luke's Manila.
Dr. Nicolas is Associate Clinical Professor for Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgery, University of the Philippines.
Dr. Serrano is Associate Professor of Surgery anc Chief of the Division of Urology, Dept. of Surger, University of Phillippines College of Medicine.
So we have both Dr. Serrano and Dr. Nicolas established high end surgeons and professors at the same places.
From the Dec 4 vide posted above, Nicolas knows pretty much everything about leronlimab.
From the Thursday Phillippines call, Dr. Serrano has just been introduced to leronlimab.
As we all know from the Thursday call, moderator Gabe from cool Blue Capital thanked St. Luke's Hospital Manila for putting on the Thursday call.
Seems to me that the scenario is Nicolas trying to get Serrano on the leronlimab train.
The Thursday Phillippines call may have been designed by Nicolas for an audience of one: Dr.Dennis Serrano.
Now tonight at 3am Eastern Standard Time, Dr. Nicolas will return to Youtube to follow up on Thursday's Phillippines call, which begs several questions:
1) Is Nicolas currently practicing? Certainly seems without a doubt yes, which leads to: Has Nicolas requested CSP for any of his hospitalized patients?
2) Did Serrano get on board the leronlimab train? Nicolas not only knows the answer to this question but can also speak to whether Serrano is important to LL rollout in Phillippines.
It is interesting that the Chiral CEO, Dr. Francis, seemed so deferential to Dr. Serrano almost to the point of apologetic on Thursday's Phillippines call.
From the Dec 4 video, Dr. Nicolas is enthusiastically on-board for LL. Did he get Serrano to join? Perhaps he will tell tonite.
What is interesting is that Nicholas was not on last Thursday's Phillippines call, or at least Nicholas didn't speak on the call.
Nicholas is very, very familiar with all details of leronlimab.
So no reason for him to speak up and ask a question on the Phillippines Thursday call. He already knows all the answers.
In fact, Dr. Nicolas is already on Youtube providing all the answers to leronlimab on Dec 4:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3gPg097eCCc
A quick google search finds Dr. Nicolas as a cardiothoracic surgeon at St Luke's Global City Hospital in Manila.
Dr. Serrano is Chief of Section of Robotic Urology at St. Luke's Manila.
Dr. Nicolas is Associate Clinical Professor for Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgery, University of the Philippines.
Dr. Serrano is Associate Professor of Surgery anc Chief of the Division of Urology, Dept. of Surger, University of Phillippines College of Medicine.
So we have both Dr. Serrano and Dr. Nicolas established high end surgeons and professors at the same places.
From the Dec 4 vide posted above, Nicolas knows pretty much everything about leronlimab.
From the Thursday Phillippines call, Dr. Serrano has just been introduced to leronlimab.
As we all know from the Thursday call, moderator Gabe from cool Blue Capital thanked St. Luke's Hospital Manila for putting on the Thursday call.
Seems to me that the scenario is Nicolas trying to get Serrano on the leronlimab train.
The Thursday Phillippines call may have been designed by Nicolas for an audience of one: Dr.Dennis Serrano.
Now tonight at 3am Eastern Standard Time, Dr. Nicolas will return to Youtube to follow up on Thursday's Phillippines call, which begs several questions:
1) Is Nicolas currently practicing? Certainly seems without a doubt yes, which leads to: Has Nicolas requested CSP for any of his hospitalized patients?
2) Did Serrano get on board the leronlimab train? Nicolas not only knows the answer to this question but can also speak to whether Serrano is important to LL rollout in Phillippines.
It is interesting that the Chiral CEO, Dr. Francis, seemed so deferential to Dr. Serrano almost to the point of apologetic on Thursday's Phillippines call.
From the Dec 4 video, Dr. Nicolas is enthusiastically on-board for LL. Did he get Serrano to join? Perhaps he will tell tonite.
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