Theralase Technologies Inc. V.TLT

Bird Flu

[skys1]

Agree guys, there is something very big in the works. This weekend I read. Director of CDC said, "It's not a question of if, it's a question of when the bird flu panddemic will occur with significant mortality in humans".  It's estimated at 25 to 50% of those infected. That is shocking.
Then I read National Microbiology Lab had directed Theralase to direct its's research away from Covid vaccine research to develope this technology for an Avian Flu vaccine.
Again, I agree. There is obviously something very big in the works. Grants, you name it, "the whole 9 yards". They have to get ready for this next pandemic.

[skys1]

Something I forgot to add in regards to "not if, but when". It has already made the jump from birds(chickens) to mammals, to humans.

[Gooseybear]

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[lesflics]

Your political views are not welcome here.

[Oilminerdeluxe]

A grant would be most welcome. But don't those things take forever to work out? Would be nice if Roger talked about this research at the AGM. The more, the better. The recent releases have been really good. Hope they can keep going and take them further. So much to discuss if they want to. To those of you attending, hope you have a great time there.

[Alamir1111]

https://www.fiercepharma.com/pharma/eu-bulks-pre-pandemic-vaccine-stockpile-four-year-csl-seqirus-contract-40-million-bird-flu

[Eoganacht]

According to Matthew's email there will be a live question and answer period in Wednesday's Zoom call, so we may be able to ask Roger direct questions..

[menoalittle]

>> A grant would be most welcome. But don't those things take forever to work out?  Unless I'm mistaken, government grants either aren't available or aren't typically given to a publically traded company.  Consequently, I'm honestly not expecting one.  (Of course, that doesn't mean that I think there's something else brewing.  The stock

[Alamir1111]

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[Oilminerdeluxe]

Thanks. Yes, an interesting week indeed.

[gebremeskel]

I believe you are mistaken. Through the Strategic Innovation Fund the government awarded - "$600 million to support COVID-19 vaccine and therapy clinical trials led by the private sector, and for Canadian bio-manufacturing opportunities" https://ised-isde.canada.ca/site/biomanufacturing/en/backgrounder-government-canada-investments-biomanufacturing-vaccine-and-therapeutics-ecosystem

[CancerSlayer]

And of course there was Operation Warp Speed in the US...a public-private patnership wherein over $18 Billion of US public funds were invested in multiple vaccine candidates produced by Big Pharma, which included AstraZeneca, Moderna, J&J & Sanofi.

[CancerSlayer]

"patnership"...sorry, originally from Boston.  All in good fun...

[thadeush]

AHahahaaa! Good one, who's your traitorous alternative Goosestepybear?  What Biden has done that you may have missed

[BlueFranky]

Perhaps we might kindly leave politics off of this platform?

[thadeush]

Apologies. I agree. But I can't let dangerous bullsh*t statements go unchallenged. Will just ignore next time. 

[lesflics]

As it turned out, Stockhouse nipped things in the bud by deleting the offending post. It's much better to report off-topic posts than to reply in kind. No responsible poster, of whatever political stripe, wants to see this bullboard return to the mess it was a few years back. 

[CancerSlayer]

Yep...that reported 50% mortality is shocking.  Fortunately, it is reportedly not easily transmissible in humans....YET.  But as previous outbreaks/pandemics have taught us, it can be only a matter of time before a viral mutation(s) causes it to spill over into humans. Traditional/standard vaccine manufacturing can be a slow process, & in the process of inactivating the virus, you