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MrMugsyon Aug 23, 2021 8:38am
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RE:RE:RE:Can someone enlight me with transaminase mistery...
RE:RE:RE:Can someone enlight me with transaminase mistery...woundedknee wrote:
So to put it in layman's terms, Naproxan is hard on the stomach and causes abnormal liver enzymes in 4 out of 100,000 users. Tylenol, according to google, has so many side effects(including serious liver damage) it's hard to imagine it being on the market as an otc drug. It is always amazes me that there are these double standards. I guess if you have enough warning labels on your product and grease a few pockets that is a prerequisite for HC or FDA approval.
Exactly - look no further than Biogen's recent AD drug given the greenlight at FDA. It even sparked infighting at the FDA (articles below). Lucky for us, we still have options and I'm not giving up on either a lower dose - OR - a different route at a higher dose.
Anyway - first step is to get to a lowest possible dose for OTENA. That would go a long way in setting a firm direction ... something we haven't really been able to set yet. That would give the drug credibility and shareholders some piece-of-mind (to know where we stand). Too many unknows at the present.
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Speaking of AD ... I was actually hoping for contraversy with Biogen's AD drug. I think it will be all-the-sweeter when we come out with an anti-inflammatory as the first "new" fight against AD since 2003. IMO.
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/06/10/third-member-of-prestigious-fda-panel-resigns-over-approval-of-biogens-alzheimers-drug.html https://www.reuters.com/world/us/two-members-us-fda-advisory-panel-resign-over-alzheimers-drug-approval-2021-06-09/