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Why doesn't the company pursue it for other purposes? Sounds extremely narrow, as per the comment above. There may be related stuff where it works as a treatmen
by ackbar03 3y ago
Why doesn't the company pursue it for other purposes? Sounds extremely narrow, as per the comment above. There may be related stuff where it works as a treatment depending on the endpoint?
- s1artibartfast 3y agoBecause it is extremely expensive and complex to pursue each each use. At some point of diminishing returns, it makes sense to let the medical community lead the process of finding and testing uses.
- yieldcrv 3y agobecause there is always lower hanging fruit at that point. Even if this was the most altruistic, non-profit funded goal to solve an obscure ailment, once that inevitably fails - and statistically it is inevitably - all capital has been expended, your team's reputation has been spent. You go to something that has more consensus instead of your alchemy concoction nobody's ever head of and wasn't good for the one thing you made it for.