RE:Concerns over new ways to fight cancerFrom what I've read the use of mRNA to treat cancer is something that has been in the works for more than a decade. It's one of a number of new prostate cancer and BPH treatments that are or could be in competetion with Profound's TULSA.
I think that Profound revenues will be above $50 million when they achieve 1% of the US market, or a small fraction of 1% of the worldwide market. Profound does not need a prostate treatment monopoloy to thrive.
homer111 wrote: Is anyone here worried how researchers are now using some of these mRNA vaccines (similar to the covid vaccines) to treat cancer and whether that may take some momentum away from PRN?