Website Oncology Articles The website is definitely an improvement if for no other reason than it has a library of their webcasts and important articles, both of which were limited in the last iteration.
My two suggestions would be they should add in some of the other important presentations they've done in the past, like R&D days, etc (provided they are still accurate statements).
Secondly, I noticed that most of the Sortilin papers are limited to only the ones the Montreal team did and there's not anything from, say, the Univ Gothenburg doctors who just published one on breast cancer, and the one on pancreatic from a different research team. Both of those would lend additional credence to the Sortilin approach and they had some very strong analytical data in them too. They should not be limiting the research papers to only those the Montreal team have written especially when the others are very powerful papers.
Its sort of the same in hepatology, 90% are from the Grinspoon lab. In that case, I don't recall a lot of papers NOT coming from his research so that's more understandable. But having outside validation of your pipeline science is a big credibility booster.
All-in though, it's a great start and hopefully they can incorporate the hard data in a very illuminating way. They should also think about stuff like a Q and A, either video or written, with Marsoulis, PL or KOLs on specifics in the programs. For instance, something like "The importance of Vascular Mimicry: what is it and what we have seen so far." Topics like that to help explain the science in simpler terms. Have a library of these little chats And update them every so often.