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9342-8530 Quebec Inc DGCRF

Diagnocure Inc is a Canada based biotechnology company. It is primarily engaged in the business activity of development and commercialization of products relating to the diagnosis of cancer. The group generates its revenue from research and license agreement. The head office of the company is located in Quebec, Canada.


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Post by ready2go1on Sep 23, 2010 9:41am
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share priceAt Last!, as NBF said .  What does this mean going forward. First of all there have been a number of discussions and opinions on how long it will take for PCA3 to receive FDA approval. I had the opportunity to sit down several weeks ago with a couple of urologists and get their take. Again these are not investors, who know nothing of Diagnocure other than the stories I tell them.
     6-10 months was the consensus; no one said 12 months and they had a number of reasons why. (I wanted to video the talk and post on you tube but it was a no go.)
     The numbers on the revenue side have not changed because the feeling is that this will be universally adopted once they receive the FDA stamp.  $75 to $100 million the first full year on the market.
My local hospital (in the Top 5 according to U.S. News and Report) is now using the test on a regular basis. It was a feature story months ago in the health care section of the paper.
     My take; no reason we should be under $2 at this point. We will make consistent gains at some point getting ready for FDA approval. As mentioned in an earlier post; Those that follow Gen-Probe look at this approval for PCA3 as a turning point for their company. I am looking at the $3.00 range prior to approval. 
 
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