Some person that I don't know is going to the government site to give there opinion. They are not immersed in this like we are.Jesus Christ Cav your posts are a real ride
Survival benefit: There was a 24% reduction in all-cause mortality (primary endpoint of the study) in the leronlimab versus placebo.Discharge alive: In addition, patients who received leronlimab demonstrated an improved probability of "discharged alive" at Day 28 (28% versus 11%), a 166% better rate than in the placebo group.
Guessing a bit on the numbers (it was 2/1 LL/placebo I think), but is this saying that 12 out 43 who got LL lived while 31 died? And 17 of 19 on the placebo died? And this did not include any that might have died later.
These numbers combined with hearing the vaccines are 95% effective keeping you from going critical makes me want to get the vaccine asap.
Reddit very positive, too. Pumpers.My daughter is going to do more research. She is much more positive than me.
Maybe we’re being negative about this bc that’s what we are trained to do? Guess it doesn’t really matter till Monday morning either way.Reddit very positive, too. Pumpers.
I told the results and it wasn't bad. But no context. Giving the opinion on the little info I give.Jesus Christ Cav your posts are a real ride
Did you let her know that the 24% reduction in death was only for the 62 Critical patients. They never gave data on the 320 severe patients.I told the results and it wasn't bad. But no context. Giving the opinion on the little info I give.
No.Did you let her know that the 24% reduction in death was only for the 62 Critical patients. They never gave data on the 320 severe patients.
I am sure this matters alot and will text her this.Did you let her know that the 24% reduction in death was only for the 62 Critical patients. They never gave data on the 320 severe patients.
This is so painful. Slow bleed. I hate that we need to continue to wait. Nader is an idiot.I just got off the phone with someone who is VERY knowledgable has been involved but not with CYDY. Key takeaways:
1) They focused on the critical pop. Humanigen and Relief both pulled criticals from their studies. This is very positive because there is nothing to treat these people.
2) 24% reduction in mortality in that cohort--not stat significant because of the low number of patients (62)
3) Stat significant reduction in hospital stay by 6 days. This is a big money saver and is what got remdesivir an EUA.
4) They've enrolled 45 OLE patients with the blessing and help of the FDA.
Bottom line: while the results were not what I hoped, this drug is far from dead in terms of getting an EUA. I think the stock struggles on Monday as the shorts paint a bleaker picture but there is a real opportunity with the criticals.
It is, because it screaming scam. At the least not worthy. Its easy. Everyone take out the money and vested interest. Do a pro and con list. Its cons big.This is so painful. Slow bleed. I hate that we need to continue to wait. Nader is an idiot.
If they had gotten 24% reduction across the board, we would all be doing the happy dance. I believe that would have put the P-value below .05. Unfortunately the trial had a really low number of Critical patients. 62 patients just isn't enough to power results.I am sure this matters alot and will text her this.
Sigh. More waiting.After sending chas concerns:
I know. But they are still enrolling critically ill for that reason. So I think that's a good sign.
This from the statement -- probability of "discharged alive" at Day 28 (28% versus 11%) -- makes it seems the number of deaths is much higher than 10 and 15.If they had gotten 24% reduction across the board, we would all be doing the happy dance. I believe that would have put the P-value below .05. Unfortunately the trial had a really low number of Critical patients. 62 patients just isn't enough to power results.
We could be talking about 10 out of 21 deaths for Palcebo, and 15 out of 42 deaths for LL.
The thing is, no one knows what it needed to be statistically significant. I'm not sure what the FDA says they needed to meet.After sending chas concerns:
I know. But they are still enrolling critically ill for that reason. So I think that's a good sign.
Anyone? This question was asked.The thing is, no one knows what it needed to be statistically significant. I'm not sure what the FDA says they needed to meet.
500k dead and we have a 68 patient study that shows basically nothing. If the severe is showing no improvement you have to wonder if you critical results were dumb luck.The thing is, no one knows what it needed to be statistically significant. I'm not sure what the FDA says they needed to meet.
One of the problem with the severe trial is that it takes more then 28 days to progress from severe to critical to death. I really wish we could see the actual data as well as any more information regarding the extension to 48 and 60 days.500k dead and we have a 68 patient study that shows basically nothing. If the severe is showing no improvement you have to wonder if you critical results were dumb luck.
Dude, don’t you want to invest in a cutting edge stage coach?Let me say the obvious. If and its a huge if it works for late stage.....you hit a niche market.
I have never regretted taking my profits when I did. I don't think I ever will. I will always hold 10k of cydy just in case.Dude, don’t you want to invest in a cutting edge stage coach?
Also repeating myself, but congrats on playing this perfectly and turning it into a 2nd home.![]()
Here's one potential scenario: 62 critical patients. 40 on LL, 22 on SOC. 29 died on LL, 19 died on SOC. Can only guess at this, because no death counts included in the PR. These #'s align with the PR percents on improvement and survival. P value is 0.106, significance of 89.4%. If you double the trial size and keep the same death rates, P value drops to 0.039 with 96.1% significance. My take...EUA should be a given, if the OLE confirms the death rates of the RCT. If someone is in danger of being put on a vent,the first therapeutic given will be leronlimab. One other observation - these people were REALLY sick - all in this subset were on vents. Almost 86% mortality with SOC and 72% on LL.
Those people are very very much in a cult. There is no reasoning with them.Why is everyone on yahoo celebrating?
These are some of the dumbest people I've ever met and knew I shouldn't have been on the same side as most of them.Those people are very very much in a cult. There is no reasoning with them.
62 patients isn't getting them anywhere. This is the same cherry picked data they did in CD10 that went nowhere.From Yahoo board. The numbers workout with the details from the PR.
That sometimes happens with age - nothing to be embarrassed about. You’re in the trust tree.I got excited reading this for 1/10 of 1 second
What's the strategy. I'm thinking market order and keep my fingers crossed it sells for over $2. Usually there's a pretty significant bounce off the bottom but I can't imagine anyone wanting to own this stock again as they will be out of business by the end of the year.62 patients isn't getting them anywhere. This is the same cherry picked data they did in CD10 that went nowhere.
I can only hope that there will be some buyers on Monday.
She already sold here shares when she became aware that the study failed to meet it's endpoint.I wonder if Mrs. Kelly will sell her shares Monday morning or wait for the Nader Pump?
Lol this is way too pessimistic. This is becoming a cult stock, there will be plenty of buyers.What's the strategy. I'm thinking market order and keep my fingers crossed it sells for over $2. Usually there's a pretty significant bounce off the bottom but I can't imagine anyone wanting to own this stock again as they will be out of business by the end of the year.
Hoping this PR was confusing and gives enough hope that some are hesitant to sell right away.Lol this is way too pessimistic. This is becoming a cult stock, there will be plenty of buyers.