Theralase Technologies Inc. V.TLT

New Proactive Video

[Eoganacht]

Theralase Technologies Announces Promising Preclinical Results for Ruvidar in Treating HSV-1

[Alamir1111]

Looked at the proactive video from 6 days ago and the one today kind wondering if those too forget to change wardrobe or today's video was recorded days ago?? 

[Paradise818]

Good observation!   Roger must only wear green shirts.   Inquiring minds want to know. 

[Tarbaby]

Have they actually studied Ruvidar for HSV treatment in small animals or only on cells infected with the virus in vitro? Then from animals to humans is a big step. More details are needed to convince investors. In other words...show it... dont just say it. I truly hope its all real both for us investors and the public good.

[N0taP00p]

It feels like these petri dish type NRs are  generally stacked closer to PP phases in the hopes of attracting new buyers.  It's a guess...and probably what they need to do tactically anyway while waiting for BTD data.  It's great stuff but feels like years and years away from approval.  The Kool-Aid folks here can be useful and fact check this stacking of NRs, say back

[CancerSlayer]

Agree...we are in the early innings. Although Ruvidar is still in the research/preclinical stages for this HSV-1 indication, the in vitro testing was not a "solo" performance study, but was a head-to-head analysis against a SOC drug.  This differs from TLT's current Ph II NMIBC study which has basically been a "single-drug" study in vitro & in vivo.  

[toade1313]

EARLY INNINGS?????   Some of us have been in this for many Decades. Game in a "Rain Delay" and tornado approaching. A small umbrella aint gonna help that much. 

[Kayz88]

Lol agreed. We are already in OT 27th inning, audience is exhausted, food and drinks are running out. 

[toade1313]

All pitchers used.  1st base coach warming up in the bullpen. Batboy catching his tosses. Out of respect for those that know much more than I, no guesses for BTD from me. 

[CancerSlayer]

Early innings of "HSV-1 research"...sorry for the unsettling confusion.

[StevenBirch]

I thought you were quite clear CS.

[Gooseybear]

My family members have used Acyclovir for years to combat cold sores caused by herpes simplex 2 which is from the chicken pox virus. There are millions of people who have had the chicken pox and it is triggered by various factors like stress, diet, sun exposure, illness. Who is next? Wouldn't you not like to have cold sores .

[Longholder99]

I wonder if this could stop a chicken pox infections.  

[CancerSlayer]

Chicken pox is also a member of the Herpes Virus family & hence shares similar characteristics (i.e. enveloped, double-stranded DNA virus)...just presents with different clinical manifestations.  Based on Dr. Coombs' earlier in vitro research, one can at least make an educated guess that what works against HSV-1 has a good chance of working against Chicken Pox as well....though

[Johnandrose22]

Oh, Cancerslayer...your data driven image is, indeed, powerful....Perhaps our small, seemingly insignificant company will be the Say Hey Kid of healthcare....I saw Willie Mays play...a relatively small run of the mill player like so many...until he got up to bat!....I've never seen a baseball rocket out of a field until I saw Willie....I've understood what TLD1433/Ruvidar can do....OK, FDA