Theralase Technologies Inc. V.TLT

Pfizer

[Alamir1111]

Yesterday at Superbowl pfizer had 2 ads going .It costs about 7 mil for one 30 second ad.

[O12009]

They were talking about game changing innovations coming for the treatment of cancer.I feel they must be in talks with Theralase Technologies, looking to step up there play in the cancer market. Smart move by them.

[Longholder99]

I don't doubt that at all.  Having a head start on multi indication treatment options using an FDA BTD approved drug, would leap frog any big Pharm over their xompetitors' Frankenstein class immuno manipulation drugs of the 90s.  What makes you think it though? 

[O12009]

Back about six months ago ,I read about which big pharmaceutical companies was leading in the oncology field and who was looking to boost their share of the market. Pfizer was the one who appears to be wanting to buy promising new technologies to boost there drug portfolio. They have a ton of money from sales in Covid vaccine market and we would be a great buy for them at this time.

[99942Apophis]

Longholder99 wrote  I don't doubt that at all.  Having a head start on multi indication treatment options using an FDA BTD approved drug, would leap frog any big Pharm over their xompetitors' Frankenstein class immuno manipulation drugs of the 90s.  What makes you think it though?  Love your picturesque description Longholder99!  The conversation here is one that

[O12009]

If and when we get BTD I believe we will have a deal that may fund a GBM trial or lung trial or we could go way out and it could be a trial for Covid cure. This should give us a better hint of who the suitor is. If AA happens we could be bought out before years end, and it could be a bidding war.

[DeathXray33]

@ > 1.273 mil now...

[Alamir1111]

012009 good one.After Btd  Aa things could get intersting 

[Alamir1111]

Seems to me pfizer is piggybacking on bcg.https://classic.clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT04165317

[Gooseybear]

  Pfizer is in bed with the FDA.. Lucira Health was a small company with a great product awaiting FDA breakthrough designation. They subsequently ran out of money due to delays and Pfizer was able to scoop them up at a BK auction. The  week after filing BK, the FDA approved the product. I sincerely hope this is not what the FDA is doing to TLTF.

[blackjack0]

Covid Test Maker Lucira Goes Bankrupt as Demand for Kits Wanes Publicly traded company makes at-home test kits for Covid-19 Lucira has assets of $146 million and debts of $85 million                                                       not a valid

[99942Apophis]

Gooseybear their product was authorized here in Canada however it took 30 minutes to get results which would only be good for home use, in comparison to other testing kits that could do it faster. In a sense they would be comparable to current NMIBC treatments and when Theralase will be available to that market how many will accuse the FDA of being in bed with the company? You know once Theralase

[Gooseybear]

Why do you think Pfizer decided to take on a small company with an inferior product?