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[scarlet1967]

"review protocol/protocol amendment"
 

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[scarlet1967]

"Audit activities to ensure that Theratechnologies pre-clinical and clinical studies are conducted according to protocols and that any deviation is documented and assessed" THTX isn't involved with any preclinical studies but Sort1!!

[SPCEO1]

That reads to me like an indictment of Christian. Perhaps on further review, the great preclinical work may have had some flaws? Or, it could be they found protocols were not being followed in the phase 1a and 1b leading to the pause due to weird results. There clearly is a big gap between the preclinical results and the still unknown phase 1a and 1b results, so I am sure they are trying to figure

[SABBOBCAT]

Again, if preclinical wasn't sound, you would scrap the program and go back to the drawing board. To me, this reads as if there was lack of governance relating to the trial. Whether that be lack of proper protocols or poor communication or both, who knows. But this does indicate they want to move something forward.

[palinc2000]

If they have indeed idenfied less than strict adherence to stringent clinial and pre clinical methods and procedires and reporting etc   that could be good news in the sense that they might be able to pivot and come up with corrective measures / As I said before going from a strictky  HIV focused company and overnight improvising to become a company involved in research in

[stockman75]

Isn't that why we have an overpaid CEO from Pfizer?? I see where Goldman Sachs CEO is receiving a 29 percent pay cut for crappy results. As poorly as THTX has performed I think similar is in order for Thera.  

[qwerty22]

So every cancer drug that makes it to clinic by definition passes preclinical and only 6% make it to approval so THTX are in the majority. Even passing Ph1 is only 60:40 odds I think. I'm pretty sure many of those fails thought they had som3thing special. Unfortunately I don't think this is completely unsurprising.  

[palinc2000]

Did they identify a flaw in the pre clinical studies which might have led them to erroneous conclusions? Qwerty do you think this is a possibility?  

[ANALIAS00]

Surprised and Weird that they dont have those skills already... :o(

[realitycheck4u]

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