re: "pharmaceutically correct"...
Found the term used by Mr. McRae with reference to Urocidin being "pharmaceutically correct", quite interesting. See below the quote from Mr. McRae re Sep 30-10 TV news interview.
Curious if this term is common industry jargon with an immediately understood meaning? If it is, appreciate if someone would explain its meaning/ what it implies to this layperson.
Transript line from interview:
GRAEME MCRAE: "NOW WE HAVE A PRODUCT THAT IS VERY ELEGANT, PHARMACEUTICALLY CORRECT, THAT'S IN THE FINAL REGISTRATION STUDIES FOR REGISTRATION AS A TREATMENT FOR BLADDER CANCER IN HUMANS."
And, thanks to tp for this little gem on Bioniche (see link for TV news interview below).
rg (long & deep on BNC)
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