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From: ShootU26/5/2010 8:53:01 AM
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The Piros comment is interesting for sure. The liver trial also will complement this as we learn more about this. If bystander works there then just WOW!

By then minimally there will be data suggesting that PV10 works on both metatastic melanoma, a very tough disease, AND visceral cancer of liver. A single and safe drug that attacks mm and visceral cancer.

In parallel with that the study of mechanisms of action wil start.

Fellow board readers, can you see the game plan? And can you see what a smart pharma will do?

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From: ShootU26/5/2010 9:06:38 AM
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The Piros comment is interesting for sure. The liver trial also will complement this as we learn more about this. If bystander works there then just WOW!

By then minimally there will be data suggesting that PV10 works on both metatastic melanoma, a very tough disease, AND visceral cancer of liver. A single and safe drug that attacks mm and visceral cancer.

In parallel with that the study of mechanisms of action wil start.

Fellow board readers, can you see the game plan? And can you see what a smart pharma will do?

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From: Littlebits6/5/2010 10:09:31 AM
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Adam Fuerestein on thestreet.com is live blogging today from ASCO if anyone cares.

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To: ShootU2 who wrote (6548)6/5/2010 10:25:47 AM
From: Littlebits   of 11958
 
shootU2, what do you see happening (possibly) assuming the data is very good?

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To: Littlebits who wrote (6550)6/5/2010 10:38:57 AM
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when is the pvct data on visceral tumors released? it looks from adam's blog that data embargos are lifted at different times for different companies.

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To: Mammon who wrote (6551)6/5/2010 11:19:24 AM
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I believe the session opens at 8:00 am tomorrow, so I assume that it is lifted at this point.

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To: Littlebits who wrote (6552)6/5/2010 11:22:24 AM
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The full data and results on visceral tumors may not be available until the press release on June 7th and Agarwala's presentation on Monday morning at the investor breakfast and presentation (including one by Wachter).

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To: pvct investor who wrote (6553)6/5/2010 11:24:15 AM
From: Mammon   of 11958
 
why not at asco?

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To: pvct investor who wrote (6553)6/5/2010 11:30:53 AM
From: Littlebits   of 11958
 
So any journalists at ASCO can't report on any data until a press release is issued by company?

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To: Mammon who wrote (6554)6/5/2010 11:35:55 AM
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ASCO runs from the 4th to the 8th for meetings, and the 5th to the 7th for exhibits, at McCormick Place (near Solider Field). The presentation is at the Hyatt Regency up the street (near Navy Pier). So it is "at ASCO," but not strictly in the sessions or exhibits.

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