Theralase Technologies Inc. V.TLT

Winnipeg Lab

[Mikee3003]

Just listened to this on CBC.

Possibly a small fraction of this coming our way??

nml-covid-1.5946536

[Mikee3003]

This sentence in the article gets me a little excited, could it be TLT?? "There is one promising candidate that has started pre-clinical trials in animal model testing, Poliquin said."

[Jaro1977]

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/nml-covid-1.5946536

[99942Apophis]

For a list of Canadian Covid-19 clinical trials  search has 8 pages and there isn't any listing for TLD-1433  or U of M, Dr. Coombs or Theralase  Drugs and vaccines for COVID-19: List of authorized clinical trials

[Mikee3003]

Currently I don't believe TLD would be considered at clinical trial stage, still at research stage?Maybe someone else can chime in on this. Thanks, Mikee

[Rumpl3StiltSkin]

Mike, I think you answered your own question here a few posts down. pre-clinical= research stage. ;-)

[Mikee3003]

Rumpl....true enough, thanks for pointing that out. Mikee

[StevenBirch]

Starting a trial is one of the pieces of news we are hoping to see in the near future.

[ScienceFirst]

You won't find any because pre-clinical trials (animal models) don't require any HC approvals. ________________________ 99942Apophis - (3/15/2021 7:51:24 PM) RE:RE:RE:Winnipeg Lab For a list of Canadian Covid-19 clinical trials  search has 8 pages and there isn't any listing for TLD-1433  or U of M, Dr. Coombs or Theralase  Drugs and vaccines for

[99942Apophis]

Thank you ScienceFirst, I was under the opinion the company (TLT) would be concentrating their efforts on this Ph2 NMIBC and PH1 Brain & Lung before funding a Coronavirus vaccine since there is sufficient remedies out there all in my opinion. I would guess once TLT does go into vaccine trial it might treat the entire family of Coronavirus instead of just one strain or perhaps I don't fully

[Rumpl3StiltSkin]

Apop, I think the possibility of some good pre-clinical 1433 data on Covid 19 would boost SP. Because of the potential of, like you've said, partnerships or Govt. grant money $$ etc. Yes, a cure for Covid, Sars, Ebola, and the common cold! Not bad!

[ScienceFirst]

3 winners have been announced. Here's one of them: Immune Biosolutions Receives C$13.44 Million to Develop and Biomanufacture its Promising Immunotherapy to Treat COVID-19 and its Variants SHERBROOKE, Qubec (March 16, 2021)—Immune Biosolutions, an innovative biotechnology company, receives $13.44M from the Government of Canada’s Strategic Innovation Fund (SIF) to develop its promising

[Jaro1977]

 By investing in domestic biomanufacturing facilities and equipment, such as KABS Laboratories, Novocol and Immune Biosolutions are these the 3 winners?

[ScienceFirst]

Last press release of TLT on COVID-19 was mentioning this below, that even if 100% successful in in-vivo, we would still be months away from enrolling patients in a Ph. 1b and even further away from Ph. 1b results and then Ph. 2b enrollment.  So we're talking at least 1.5 years. Considering that current vaccines (Biontech, Moderna, etc ...) yield 95% efficacy and that TLT's one would

[ScienceFirst]

The only way that I could see a gain for TLT to enter this indication, aprt from being fully funded by gov. grants, would be for them to be authorized to skip a Ph. 1b because of the safety of our drug in the NMIBC indication.   As per the August 2020 press release: These drug doses demonstrated a 99.995% destruction rate of the BSL-2 coronavirus and are significantly lower

[ScienceFirst]

Current vaccines on the market don't kill the virus.  They protect against by preventing the virus to do its usual damages.

[m8magic]

over the news tonight the CBC had the Winnepeg Lab spokesman on air and the spokesman said they will not reveal the name/names of the companies or persons making strides on the covid front with innovative treatment or vaccine potential...so TLTs Coombs could very we be in the mix and could get part of the 2 billion dollar funding..