TELESTA THERAPEUTICS INC T.TST

Today's NR

[woundedknee]

Happen to read today's NR and see that this company is doing research on Bladder Cancer. Anyone ever look at V.TLT. They are developing a novel treatment for Bladder Cancer as well. Don't get me wrong..I am not pumping the stock; just saying it may be of interest to some here. GL

[loveshackdave]

Yes, we are aware of Theralase. Most people here would probably agree that it is Telesta's closest competition. TST management is also aware of them and has stated that, as long as MCNA is approved, Theralase will have to do a comparator arm study with MCNA which will push their approval even farther out. TLT is definately a stock to keep an eye on, but if I were buying today, I'd still

[ragingbull1327]

I wonder if the FDA see themselves as a detriment to society?   On one hand, they are there to ensure the safety and efficacy of treatments that combat awful diseases, and then on the other hand, I walk to the corner store and see Monster Energy drinks and cigarettes.    Brilliant game plan.....

[rgonlyfactspls]

Theralase -- Will take a veeeery long period of "keeping-an-eye-on" re their NMIBC treatment in development. At the stage of submitting an application to progress to Phase 1b clinical trials for NMIBC. All the best though! -- https://theralase.com/pressrelease/theralase-submits-clinical-trial-application-to-health-canada-for-approval/

[HighteawithIntrepid]

We ticked another box, rounded another base. Be happy. We're 150 days away from that final  thumbs up and the largest single day price bump since day 1. Consolidations don't count.  HT

[DamnYankees]

Hello HT. Can you please start the same countdown at the Therelaser discussion board. If there is one. Assuming that  they get fast tracked everywhere with no delays I have them at 5,109 days to their P3 submission. That is about 8 financings and 3 management changes to approval. I am confident that they will appreciate your daily box ticking

[loveshackdave]

Ha! Oh man, I mixed them up with Viventia, which is phase III. Nevermind, I've never heard of Theralase.