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Knight Therapeutics Inc T.GUD

Alternate Symbol(s):  KHTRF

Knight Therapeutics Inc. is a Canada-based specialty pharmaceutical company. The Company's principal business activity includes developing, acquiring, in-licensing, out-licensing, manufacturing, marketing and distributing pharmaceutical products in Canada, Latin America and select international markets. It finances other life sciences companies and secures product distribution rights for Canada and select international markets. The Company invested in life sciences venture capital funds whereby the Company may receive preferential access to healthcare products for Canada and select international markets. It develops pharmaceutical products, including those to treat neglected tropical and rare pediatric diseases. The Company's portfolio consists of pharmaceutical products with molecules and includes both in-licensed products, such as Lenvima, Cresemba, Halaven, Trelstar, Akynzeo, Ambisome as well as products owned (or partially owned) by it, such as Exelon and Impavido.


TSX:GUD - Post by User

Post by MrMugsyon Jan 20, 2023 7:13pm
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Post# 35236782

And Eli Lilly has work to do ...

And Eli Lilly has work to do ...The US Food and Drug Administration declined to grant accelerated approval to an experimental Alzheimer’s drug, donanemab, and requested additional data from Eli Lilly and Company, the drug maker.
[not enough people took it to 12 months of use]

This too is an IV drug - likely as expensive as the last one I mentioned.


“modestly less cognitive and functional decline” in patients with early Alzheimer’s
[what happens later on - longer use profile ?]

the drug was associated with some adverse events, such as cerebral swelling or effusions
[fingers crossed that isn't a problem]

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Still .. if It's an expensive IV drug ... it's really not going to compete with EXELON (IMO).
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