Theralase Technologies Inc. V.TLT

I Think we get news soon on this !

[Oden6570]

Perhaps the animal data is in !

Theralase CSO Dr. Arkady Mandel noted that the company is moving forward on an “advanced vaccine and therapy based on standardized anti-viral approaches by optimizing its PDCs and anti-cancer technology platforms to prevent and fight enveloped viruses, including coronaviruses, such as COVID-19. We are pleased to announce very promising early results of our research that has been conducted by Dr. Coombs and his team at UM.

“This is a global pandemic, which requires research partnerships and the combined strength of multidisciplinary teams,” Arkady added. “By joining forces with UM, Theralase believes it can develop an elegant solution that will help mitigate this threat quickly and efficiently. Data in four preclinical models in both infectious disease and oncology strongly suggests that the Theralase technology platform has flexibility and bandwidth to be clinically relevant in destruction of numerous cancers and pathogens, including enveloped viruses. Now, with a new pandemic raging, Theralase is working on the development of effective mitigation strategies for the novel coronavirus that encompasses prevention of the disease and effective treatment of patients who contract COVID-19.”

U Manitoba inks deal with Theralase to develop coronavirus vaccine and therapy using photodynamic compounds - University-Industry Engagement Week - Tech Transfer Central

[Oden6570]

At least with the University involvment we should be able to easily access Gov funding for trial for covid. After all TLT tech has cured patients from Bladder Cancer yet has struggled to raise Capital or Goverment funding ! Meanwhile the Canadian Goverment subsidizes Oil companies 12 Billion a year ! ( Then suggesting the public pays more in carbon taxes ! Perhaps we need a company namechange to

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Published: August 25th, 2020

[Rumpl3StiltSkin]

I'm thinkin' nebulized Rutherrin activated by x-ray. Should be easy to roll out super fast if it works.

[menoalittle]

>> I'm thinkin' nebulized Rutherrin activated by x-ray. yeah, a CT scan would do a lot more than mere 3D images if prepped with a bit of Rutherrin instead of contrast material, eh?