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Theralase on Global TV

[iknowsmthing]

I was just watching Global TV a Toronto news station and they were talking about using light therapy to fight COVID.

They were saying Sunnybrook Hospital and Theralase were working on this project.  Not sure if this is new, news but perked my ears up when I heard them mention Theralase.

[Pandora]

Found this from January 13th but no mention of Theralase: A team of researchers from Sunnybrook Research Institute and University Health Network is investigating whether a form of light therapy, commonly used to eliminate harmful bacteria from surgical patients, can also be used to destroy COVID-19. “Methylene blue photodisinfection (PDT) is a highly effective and safe treatment that uses the

[iknowsmthing]

I wish I had it on record Pandora. Let me see if Ican find the video and I will post.  Hope I wasn't wishful dreaming in an after dinner nap!  It was the 530 to 6pm news that I was watching. 

[iknowsmthing]

Oops now I'm not so sure. If it's Theralase or a different company being mentioned?  If it's not Theralase mentioned around the 1 minute mark....my apologies.  video attached. https://globalnews.ca/video/7603965/can-light-therapy-treat-early-stages-of-covid-19   Can light therapy treat early stages of COVID-19? There’s research underway at

[Jaro1977]

Unfortunately not Theralase (they could still enter the ring). It's this company https://ondinebio.com/technology/#

[tdon1229]

  Ondine Biomedical using their Steriwave decolonization procedures ...at first it sounded like she said Theralase, but as the story continued, it was plainly not Theralase's green light laser being used, and we learned (if we listened closely) it was Ondine and Steriwave.

[BencrosMum]

I think what is mentioned is Steriwave good ears though!!! It won't be long till we actually start hearing theralase in the news though!!!

[skys1]

It sure did sound like Theralase to me.

[BencrosMum]

    yes it did!! Had to put the phone to my ear and listen a couple times to get the real name

[iknowsmthing]

OK last post on my miss hearing!  Sorry about that.  At least now I know what I'm gonna buy when my TLT investment pays off....Hearing AIDS!   Ha ha  GLTAL 

[Impalaman]

I also heard the word---THERALSE---no question about it.

[TriumphSpitSix]

She said "Steriwave." No question about it. You experienced what is known as "bias confirmation." You have been a Theralase shareholder so long that when they were talking about lasers this and photodynamic that, your brain unconsciously associated that discussion with the company you already know. So when she actually said the word "Steriwave" which like "

[Impalaman]

You could be RIGHT Truimph---HA-HA---I do have a slight hearing problem in my one ear 20%---but you can't blame me for pumping TLT.

[TriumphSpitSix]

No no, I'm with you. Theralase is putting all the pieces together and things will be moving faster now with 4 US sites and more on the way. Pump all you want!

[99942Apophis]

All 6 TMO sites have more than likely been in the loop as to where Shawn was in FDA approval, further I would suggest all 6 sites are proactive rather then reactive. Saying that in my thoughts are all 6 would have on going lists of patients who would be eligible to enter this trial with quick enrollment should this virus situation ease off. As far as Canada I believe would be in the same 

[CancerSlayer]

  Well said Apohpis...& US PIs will likely have 5-10X the patient base compared to the Canadian sites.  Moreover, we should draw significant interest in the US simply based on the fact that PDT is more established & may be perceived as a more acceptable option.  I also like the fact that there is no competitor trial "anywhere" that offers both a unique &

[99942Apophis]

Thanks  CancerSlayer  I agree that no competitor trial currently ongoing that I am aware of is comparable and in my opinion this company (TLT) is a minimum of 10 years ahead of all others if not decades! Although this company (TLT) is extremely exciting I would like to see hard numbers before calling them the first place winner. CancerSlayer wrote As for Covid, fortunately, new

[CancerSlayer]

You're welcome Apophis (correct spelling this time) & glad to have you on board...& I promise I won't share your previous handle... ; ) Best of luck..

[BlueFranky]

Welcome aboard 99942Apophis! Best regards, Blue

[TriumphSpitSix]

She said "Steriwave" which, yes sounds similar to "Theralase" but unfortunately no. I think we should sue them anyway. If the company will waste a bunch of money to sue a few anonymous message board posters (who they'll never get a penny from) why not go after a company using the exact same laser technology they are? Maybe force them into a merger or be their vehicle for

[CancerSlayer]

  Steriwave....fancy term for using a basic photosensitizer (a non-proprietary "unoriginal" blue dye...methylene blue, which has other medical applications & been around forever) with basic PDT.  Our unique proprietary PS & measured PDT will no doubt be proven to be superior for this indication ultimately imo.  They're going to wish they were us...not worried

[ScienceFirst]

That was not Theralase. The research team is working with Canadian company, Ondine Biomedical, who developed the Steriwave™ photodisinfection technology used in the study. Can light therapy be used to treat early stages of COVID-19? - Sunnybrook Hospital

[Nailbiter1]

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