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Understood, however they know if it worked or not, and nothing prohibits them from announcing that it worked.
by tiahura 3y ago
Understood, however they know if it worked or not, and nothing prohibits them from announcing that it worked.
- opprobium 3y agoI agree with your logic that if they got surprisingly good efficacy results they would have reported it, but the Phase I participants received a much smaller dose than the planned actual treatment. It would have been great if the treatment had clinical efficacy at even the safety dosing level, but it's also not especially disappointing that it didn't.