That post is pretty much imaginary stuff, I think.
Dr. Jay has told us that he didn't think Cytodyn would be the one taking Leron through the approval process. No one at Cytodyn has ever said otherwise. No one has ever said we are submitting a BLA, which is a massive project. I'm not sure why people at Reddit keep wanting to inform us that approval is just around the corner. Willing suspension of disbelief is endemic over there.
What is just around the corner is, as Hoffman has said, the DSMB intervention to put all the CRC patients on 700 mg, and then, still in this quarter, a readout of elevated PD-L1 in some 90% of the patients -- meaning their formerly incurable cancer can be treated easily and painlessly. Game changer. Paradigm shifter. Open water. And also real.
Dr. Jay has told us that he didn't think Cytodyn would be the one taking Leron through the approval process. No one at Cytodyn has ever said otherwise. No one has ever said we are submitting a BLA, which is a massive project. I'm not sure why people at Reddit keep wanting to inform us that approval is just around the corner. Willing suspension of disbelief is endemic over there.
What is just around the corner is, as Hoffman has said, the DSMB intervention to put all the CRC patients on 700 mg, and then, still in this quarter, a readout of elevated PD-L1 in some 90% of the patients -- meaning their formerly incurable cancer can be treated easily and painlessly. Game changer. Paradigm shifter. Open water. And also real.
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