RE:RE:Dr, MacFarlandnow 2b7fb6fab, that sounds like something worth 'fact checking', although I doubt that the public domain contains the info necessary to do the fact check on your assertion...
2b7f6fab wrote: Correct me please if I have it wrong. But my understanding is that Dr MacFarland tried marketing her invention to big pharma but there were no takers. Only RW saw the potential.
jmm1228 wrote: She is, I think, the patent holder and scientist who granted the license of her discovery to TLT.
I wonder what her expectations were when she did this and how she views the activity on her behalf since, and what her expectations were then and how she views the fulfillment of them to date.
It is pretty much a given that she has delivered a potentially brilliant treatment in the cancer realm.
The implementation of her brilliance does not parallel her discovery.
I expect she would welcome a better market pathmaker after the near term approval process confirms the efficacy of her brilliant work.
This matter has a need for excellence of leadership as the "moment critique" must be deftly handled.
Who is going to crack the whip?