Hmmm, I hope the "Complete Vaccine" is much more than a "lottery ticket" as you called it. A lottery win is typically a one in a million or worse chance to win.
After all the EpiVax simulations, candidate selection and ex-vivo testing that AE/NGIO has already conducted and millions of dollars spent, I sincerely hope that we have a better shot at finally receiving an FDA approval than 1 in 1,000,000.
The message I received from the CC is that everyone in GNBT/NGIO is very confident that the lab results, which provided outstanding/better than expected results, can be confirmed in clinical trials, and that NGIO then has a "grand slam home run" in their "Complete Vaccine".
This, at least to me, does not sound like a "lottery ticket", but more of a "sure thing" which just needs to be proven in phase I through III clinical trials.
Anyone with me here, in this regard?
After all the EpiVax simulations, candidate selection and ex-vivo testing that AE/NGIO has already conducted and millions of dollars spent, I sincerely hope that we have a better shot at finally receiving an FDA approval than 1 in 1,000,000.
The message I received from the CC is that everyone in GNBT/NGIO is very confident that the lab results, which provided outstanding/better than expected results, can be confirmed in clinical trials, and that NGIO then has a "grand slam home run" in their "Complete Vaccine".
This, at least to me, does not sound like a "lottery ticket", but more of a "sure thing" which just needs to be proven in phase I through III clinical trials.
Anyone with me here, in this regard?
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