RE:Bloom Burton Christain is just so much more comfortable with the science, Paul to some extent seems to be dumbing it down for non-science people which is not a bad thing. There's no question cancer is problem free at this point in time and overachieving in some areas, there's no wonder he's gushing.
NASH again solid on the timeline. If Q&As have been exchanged then we must be well into that 30day period prior to the meeting. Sounds like he is anticipating a re-submission of the protocol, getting that in our rear view mirror is key. So progress on the process without a change to the timeline, seems positive. I have to say I thought he got VERY wobbly when it came to the EMA, I'm staying sceptical on that.
SPCEO1 wrote: My main takeaway from the Bloom Burton presentation is that whatever they are seeing with the first patient in the cancer trial is not dimming their enthusiasm for their cancer prospects in the last. Just the opposite apparently, which is something that should make us all breath a sigh of releif. Every day that goes by where there is no bad news is good news. Anytime the CEO cannot find enough superlatives (causing Wino much wincing, no doubt) to describe the cancer program is a very good day for us.