NetworkNewsBreaks – Mydecine Innovations Group Inc. (NEO: MYCO) (OTC: MYCOF) Featured in ROTH Equity Research Report
Mydecine Innovations Group (NEO: MYCO) (OTC: MYCOF) was featured in a recent equity research report published by ROTH Capital Partners LLC. The report reads, “We are reiterating our Buy rating and C$3/share 12-month price target on Mydecine following the release of 3Q21 results. . . The highlight of the quarter was the announcement that Mydecine plans to continue clinical research that was initiated a number of years ago at Johns Hopkins University, under the leadership of Dr. Matthew Johnson, a world-renowned psychedelic drug researcher. In a small, preliminary, open-label pilot study (n=15), it was shown that 80% of the subjects achieved abstinence at six months following a 2-3 oral doses of psilocybin coupled with extensive cognitive behavioral therapy (‘CBT’). In a recent update, Dr. Johnson disclosed preliminary data from an ongoing 80-subject randomized trial. Fifty-nine percent of those treated with psilocybin and CBT were abstinent at 12 months vs. 27% with CBT treatment alone.”
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Mydecine Innovations Group (NEO: MYCO) (OTC: MYCOF) was featured in a recent equity research report published by ROTH Capital Partners LLC. The report reads, “We are reiterating our Buy rating and C$3/share 12-month price target on Mydecine following the release of 3Q21 results. . . The highlight of the quarter was the announcement that Mydecine plans to continue clinical research that was initiated a number of years ago at Johns Hopkins University, under the leadership of Dr. Matthew Johnson, a world-renowned psychedelic drug researcher. In a small, preliminary, open-label pilot study (n=15), it was shown that 80% of the subjects achieved abstinence at six months following a 2-3 oral doses of psilocybin coupled with extensive cognitive behavioral therapy (‘CBT’). In a recent update, Dr. Johnson disclosed preliminary data from an ongoing 80-subject randomized trial. Fifty-nine percent of those treated with psilocybin and CBT were abstinent at 12 months vs. 27% with CBT treatment alone.”
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