Molemate not so new?So I did my DD, on the advice of insightful I spoke to the CEO of Vida. During the discussion, I asked him about the lack of presence on the net and else where , he explained the reason for this is that they have a large team working on the web site which seems to be more like a platform that will host more than just information. He assured me that this will be up shortly and that more light will come out of what is happening in Brazil.
i have been diving deep into this Medx seeing how they still are not sharing a lot, and now understand from this conversation that everything is tight to the vest so when it does come to light I believe will explode. Sooooo to this dive I came across another company who also had Molemate by the name of Astron clinics and eventually bought out by Biocompatibles. Below is what I found in the acknowledgements of this study which was conducted in the UK in 2010.
So now I have more questions. What and who hold the trademarks. Is Biocampatibles at all in this equation for Medx and how did this go unnoticed,and more importantly, why did Astron Clinica go down. For someone who has lost a close member of my family to cancer I grow weary of everywhere in this field the notion of lets hurry up and wait. I want nothing more than this technology out there ASAP to save lives. Why is the media not picking up on this in a greater way.
here is the link https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2881908/ Excerpt:
Initiallyrtantly MoleMate™, Astron Clinica, SIAscopy, SIAscan and SIAscope were trademarks of Astron Clinica Limited, which kindly supplied the MoleMate systems for this trial. In August 2009, Astron Clinica Ltd was taken over by Biocompatibles International plc, which now holds these trademarks.