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Anavex HISTORISKE OG BANEBRYDENDE RESULTATER I ALZHEIMER!!!

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    Anavex Missling`s største fejl er hans tidsregning.

    Har gennem årene aldrig oplevet Missling være uærlig, tværtimod så virker han oprigtig dedikeret til at gøre en forskel for de forskellige typer af ubehandlede patienter.
    Misslings og Anavexs største brøde er manglende og sparsomme kommunikation til aktionærerne og så de gentagende udskudte tidslinjer.
    Så har fremdriften i casen, på trods af flere store kapaciteter i teamet haltet - måske dels pga. COVID-19, men også pga. selskabets beskedne størrelse og antallet af ansatte. (Håber på snarlig partner)
    Videnskaben og resultaterne har endnu ikke fejlet eller vist svagheder.
    Så i en dokumentar for et par år siden, hvordan algoritmer der anvendes af bl.a hedgefonde, havde indregnet menneskelig adfærd for at optimerer afkastet. Der spilles helt kynisk og målrettet på menneskelig adfærd, hvordan og hvornår man både køber og sælger aktier - her så man også, at aktionæres frygt for at miste penge var ca. en faktor 10 gange stærkere en glæden ved at se kursen stige og en mulig gevinst!
    Algoritmerne er sikkert nu endnu mere udviklet end vi så i videoen fra Vestasfan.
    Rigtig fint med Boersboe til at analysere - nu skal vi bare have hele datapakken/rådata, så vi får hele billedet.
    Tror senest vi får dette på JP Morgan i starten af januar 2023, hvis Anavex da fremlægger her.

    Der kan nå at ske rigtig meget de næste uger.
    Klar til endnu en uge i aktiecirkusset!

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      Anavex Præsenterer på JP Morgan 12. januar 2023.

      Webcast 17.15-17.55 DK-tid.

      http://newsfilter.io/a/70f3c3e1d5f65befe67da0a8be0c6860

      Kontakten og informationen fra Anavex´s IR synes reel.

      Mener at de senest her har de komplette data for AD fase 2/3.
      40 min. på JP Morgan må kunne gøre en forskel.

      Vi burde jo også få PDD OLE data før, hvilket jo burde underbygge data fra AD, hvis de svarer til deres super positive PDD fase 2 resultater.

      Flere større analytikere med kompetence indenfor AD/CNS kunne måske også være noget, der kan fremme casen.

      Alt forudsat, at videnskaben holder vand

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        Dejligt med en grøn dag.
        Sava 100% oppe på meget kort tid
        Avxl halveret på meget kort tid

        Giver det mening, ja jeg ved det ikke

        Ja det meste stiger i dag

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          Andre i samme båd ....

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            Anavex Roche potentiel kommende partner?

            Roche har som tidligere skrevet lukket deres egen Alzheimer udvikling efter deres fejlede fedtfjernelseforsøg, men ønsker forsat at være aktive inden for området - bare via. en ekstern partner og videnskab.
            De har en MC på 250 milliarder $.

            Fra anden platform:

            I emailed Hannah Williams from the Roche Website regarding the J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference, January 9-12-2023

            At Roche and Genentech, we are leveraging our unique company structure and culture to build deep and long-lasting collaborations with our partners to translate pioneering science into breakthroughs for patients.

            We strongly believe that the key elements to a successful and lasting partnership are trust, shared values and openness. To revolutionize today's standard of care, we are looking for best or first in class innovation in the following areas:
            Neuroscience:

            Partnering opportunities we are looking for:

            Neurodegenerative diseases (Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, Huntington disease)

            Neuroimmunology, neuroinflammation

            Hannah Williams
            Search & Evaluation Lead Neuroscience & Rare Diseases, Pharma Partnering

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              Anavex Lidt mere IR snak - med forbehold!

              Fra IHUB:

              "Spoke with IR for almost half a hour, was asking about Anavex's in-house biostatistician (still have one on staff) and our CROs and their respective roles in analysis. Also re-confirmed that company is working on a "follow up TLR", no target date, they know it's awaited by investors. Could be next week, next month. I conveyed again in what ways, for an investor, the Dec 5 deck is incomplete. The company is still standing behind its AD trial claims and what it has released to date. They have occasionally addressed negative concerns raised by some analysts directly (to refute and explain). They will be aggressively discussing all available AD results with regulators in US and elsewhere. He affirmed what the company said in the past, that they would wait until they had results from an advanced clinical trial before formally engaging with potential partners on AD."

              Anavex er fuldstændig klar over, at aktionærene utålmodigt venter på klarhed og hele datapakken.
              Der arbejdes på en opfølgende TLR rapport.
              (Dvs at vi ikke skal afvente helt hen til en Peer Review)

              Anavex fastholder at data er gode og bekræfter det løbene direkte overfor forskellige analytiker - afviser kritikken.

              Anavex vil aggressivt diskutere AD data med de respektive sundhedsmyndigheder internationalt.
              (Anavex mener sandsynligvis at resultaterne er gode nok til hurtig ekspedition eller måske endda evt. godkendelse)

              Anavex fastholder, at man ønsket en partner i Alzheimer, når man har tilstrækkelig gode data ( verificeret af myndighederne) fra et fremskreden AD forsøg. (sandsynligvis fra dette fase 2/3? - fremgår ikke klart)

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                Tak Tasso1...

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                  Anavex SA Short artikel midlertidig fjernet.

                  En af de mest negative og med største angreb på Anavexs Alzheimer data, er midlertidig blevet fjernet fra Seeking Alpha! Artiklen udgives nok igen, men nu med ledelsens (Anavexs) modsvar på de beskyldninger og usandheder, der var fremsat i artiklen.
                  Der var fremsat mange åbenlyse, bevidste usande og fordrejede påstande fra en meget lødig skribent (ingen har hørt om tidligere).
                  Helt usædvanlig at Anavex går ind i et direkte modsvar på et indlæg/artikel!!!
                  De plejer ellers kun at holde sig til PR. og CC`er - de må være meget selvsikre og kunne underbygge dette modsvar med hårde fakta! (Måske den nye TLR, der er under udarbejdelse?)

                  https://seekingalpha.com/article/4563626-anavex-thorough-approach-to-dataAnavex: A Thorough Approach To The Data
                  Dec. 09, 2022 5:03 PM ETAnavex Life Sciences Corp. (AVXL)75 Comments
                  This article is temporarily removed pending fulfillment of Seeking Alpha's policy related to incorporating management responses to allegations.

                  This article was written by

                  Harrier Capital

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                    Jeg fik ikke meget reaktion på SAVA, men er der nogen der har indblik i denne eller er det den "gammeldags" amyloid tilgang?

                    Just a moment...

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                    Kunne jo være "tyskerne" taler sammen.

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                      Der er godt nok meget der foregår på dette område.

                      Just a moment...

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                        Der er pessimistisk tilgang og optimistisk tilgang til casen/ her en af de mere optimistiske 🙂

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                          Is Anavex Life Sciences a Buy?

                          13/12 15:45

                          As a pre-revenue biotech company that's approaching decisive clinical and regulatory milestones, Anavex Life Sciences (NASDAQ: AVXL) isn't an investment for the faint of heart. It has no products on the market, and its share price is, for now, entirely dependent on how much the r...

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                            Anavex Motley Fool er altid været negativ på Anavex gennem alle årene.

                            Den lødige og efter mening største direkte fjendtlige skribent, Adam Feustein har tidligere været ansat hos Motley Fool.
                            MF har dog forsat de negative skriverier mod Anavex og hylder f.eks. Biogen.
                            At de har et par positive linjer skrevet i denne artikel, ændre ikke ved, at de forsøger at skræmme investorerne væk.

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                              Vil vi opleve tilsvarende sagsanlæg fra Anavex som SAVA meddelte tilbage i starten af november? Det kunne være rart. Det har vel været med til at sætte en midlertidig stopking for en del af shorterne i SAVA og været med til den positive kursudviklngen.

                              AUSTIN, Texas, Nov. 03, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Cassava Sciences, Inc. (Nasdaq: SAVA), a clinical-stage biotechnology company, today announced that it has filed a lawsuit in federal court against certain individuals who executed a "short and distort" campaign against the Company. The 150+ page complaint alleges that the Defendants' disinformation campaign caused a precipitous decline in Cassava Sciences' stock price, a multi-billion dollar decline in its market capitalization, and delayed the Company's work in developing a treatment for Alzheimer's disease.

                              The lawsuit alleges: "Defendants placed personal enrichment over science, over the health of patients, and over the truth. Defendants saw an opportunity to manipulate a stock price and financially benefit from their 'short positions' by defaming a company developing a drug for people with Alzheimer's disease, a condition that afflicts millions of people. Defendants seized that opportunity and, while enriching themselves, caused irreparable harm to the company, its attempts to find a treatment for the disease, and patients waiting for that treatment. Defendants' conduct is beyond shameful. It is unlawful."

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                                Anavex styrker advisory board:

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                                  Lige et citat fra pr på Grimmers optagelse i boarded:

                                  "I'm excited to join Anavex's Scientific Advisory Board at this time of important growth and evolution of the Company," said Professor Dr. Grimmer. "There is such a significant unmet medical need around the globe caused by Alzheimer's disease and patients in the Phase 2b/3 ANAVEX®2-73-AD-004 study performed better even after a year despite the progression of this devastating disease. It would be groundbreaking for patients and their loved ones if healthcare professionals are able to provide a therapeutic which can be taken orally and is generally safe, which the study indicates, ANAVEX®2-73 (blarcamesine) is a likely candidate."

                                  Han deltog på seneste cc fra Anavex og var investigator på det nyligt rapporterede fase 2b/3 i AD. Har tidligere deltaget i mange men monoklonare antistoffer imod ophobning af amylin i hjernen.

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                                    Anavex Endnu en der har oplevet effekten af 2-73 på nærmeste hold og ønsker at være med på rejsen og gøre en reel forskel!

                                    Enten det - eller han bare har sagt ja pga. ussel mammon og med usande udsagn om at AD patienter faktisk bliver bedre?
                                    Og måske har shorterne ret, at Anavex har pustet deres data op ved udspekulerede fejlberegninger og generel uærlighed omkring deres videnskab.

                                    Det må være helt op til den enkelte at bedømme!

                                    Tror dog stadig naivt på, at der er forsker, læger og selskaber, der først og fremmest ønsker det bedste for disse reel ubehandlede indikationer og brænder for at kunne gøre en reel forskel!

                                    Som jeg tidligere har skrevet, så vil vi få et gennembrud også i Alzheimer på et tidspunkt.
                                    Måske skal et sådan gennembrud komme fra nogle, som er innovative og ikke fastlåst af traditionelle måder tilgå tingene og som samtidig ikke har afkastet til sig selv og aktionærerne som første og måske eneste prioritet.
                                    Anavex er indbegrebet af et sådan selskab og alt tyder på, at de har fat den helt rigtige ende på CNS området.

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                                      Anavex Positive Lane Simonian fra Seeking Alpha.

                                      Anavex Life Sciences: The Little Company That Did
                                      Dec. 06, 2022 12:51 PM ETAnavex Life Sciences Corp. (AVXL)BIIB, ESALF, ESALY268 Comments
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                                      Summary

                                      Anavex's 2-73/blarcamesine produced significant reductions in cognitive decline in early Alzheimer's disease as measured by ADAS-Cog and CDR-SB scores.
                                      Those who had improvements in cognition did so by an average ADAS-Cog score of 4 points, which is considered to be clinically significant.
                                      In an earlier phase 2a trial, most (4 out of 6) high concentration patients improved, whereas no medium concentration patients improved.
                                      The high dose group patients in the phase 2b/3 clinical trial are likely to do considerably better than the pooled 30mg and 50mg group.
                                      It is very difficult to gauge how the FDA will decide on blarcamesine; such a decision will be critical to Anavex's stock value.

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                                      Anavex Life Sciences Corp. (NASDAQ:AVXL) presented the results from its phase 2b/3 clinical 48-week trial for Anavex 2-73/blarcamesine at the CTAD conference on December 1st (revised presentation). Blarcamesine met its primary and secondary endpoints by significantly reducing cognitive decline as measured by ADAS-Cog and CDR-SB, respectively. Anavex stated that it met its other primary endpoint: reduction in decline in activities of daily living as measured by ADCS-ADL, although it has not provided specific data to support this as of yet (press release). Up to this point, Anavex has provided results from the combined 30mg and 50mg dose groups. However, once separate data is provided for the 50mg group, blarcamesine is likely to be the first Alzheimer's drug or drug candidate to produce a mean improvement in ADAS-Cog scores at 48 weeks.

                                      One might have expected a greater increase in stock value based on the initial announcement of results. Critics, though, succeeded in creating a lot of noise surrounding Anavex's presentation (and subsequent conference call), teed up in part because the company had not yet completed all the analysis. In the end, though, the one legitimate concern is how will the FDA view the trial. Until that decision is reached, Anavex and its stockholders will be left in a kind of limbo.
                                      Going by the Numbers

                                      On average, those on blarcamesine declined by 45 percent less in cognition as measured ADAS-Cog scores and 27 percent less in cognition as measured by CDR-SB scores than those on placebo. Patients who improved on blarcamesine did so by an average of -4.03 points (a smaller score on ADAS-Cog represents an improvement in cognition). Those who improved by at least -.5 points in ADAS-Cog scores on blarcamesine were 84 percent more likely to do so than those on placebo and 167 percent more likely to improve by a clinically significant 3.5 points on ADCS-ADL scores. Since around 65 percent in both groups were on Alzheimer's medications, this is one indirect indication that blarcamesine is more effective than the standard of care. Previous data helps to confirm this. At six months, 20 percent of patients on Aricept improved by an ADAS-Cog score by 4 points or more, in Anavex's phase 2a trial 33 percent of patients in the medium and high concentration groups (4 out of 12 at 57 weeks) improved by an ADAS-cog score of 4 points or more, and 66 percent in the high concentration group (four out of six) improved by an ADAS-Cog score of 4 points or more (Anavex used MMSE scores in the phase 2a trial; a one-point change in MMSE scores equates to about a two-point change in ADAS-Cog scores) (charts on pp. 23, 29). At 57 weeks, the high concentration group improved by a mean 2 MMSE points, at 70 weeks they improved by a mean of 3 MMSE points, and at 148 weeks they declined by a mean of around 1 MMSE point.

                                      Some points of note regarding this. No one in the medium concentration group improved at 57 weeks, so pooling medium and high dose numbers in the phase 2b/3 trial likely diluted the drug's effects. On the other hand, excluding sigma-1 receptor variants from treatment effects in the larger trial improved results. If around half the population with early Alzheimer's disease improves cognitively at around a year, and they remained nearly stable for three years, that marks a major breakthrough in the treatment of early Alzheimer's disease.

                                      In regards to safety, Anavex has stated that most of the side effects have been either mild or moderate, with dizziness and confused state being the most common. These side effects led to 17 dropouts out of 37 in total in the drug group (out of 338 participants). In the conference call, Anavex largely did not address the severity or timing of these side effects. The company suggested that the problem of dizziness was usually mild and might be avoided by taking the drug before bedtime. For confusion, this was at least sometimes resolved by down-titration of the drug. More details are needed on whether anyone else dropped out of the trial due to rare side effects (whether related or unrelated to the drug) and what those side effects were.

                                      What seems abundantly clear, though, is that no one died from blarcamesine, and unlike most anti-amyloid drugs there were no problems with brain swelling or brain bleeds. The great irony behind Eisai Co., Ltd. (OTCPK:ESALY) and Biogen's (BIIB) drugs is that they only slow the progression of the disease in APOE4 carriers, but these are the patients most likely to have severe and even fatal reactions to the drug (Ban2401/lecanemab: table 16, aducanumab: p. 58/12). Blarcamesine is both far safer than most anti-amyloid drugs and much more effective, at least at the highest dose.
                                      Going by the Science

                                      Blarcamesine is a sigma-1 receptor agonist. Sigma-1 receptor agonists inhibit the release of intracellular calcium into the cytosol. This limits oxidative stress, nitrosative stress, neuroinflammation, and mitochondrial dysfunction in early Alzheimer's disease and likely in a number of other neurological diseases and conditions.

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                                      As Alzheimer's progresses, calcium influx rather than calcium release from the endoplasmic reticulum becomes the major problem. To a certain extent, sigma-1 receptors may limit calcium influx. Blarcamesine, a tetrahydrofuran derivative, potentially is also a peroxynitrite scavenger (ONOO-), which may at least partially explain why it is more effective than the sigma-1 receptor agonist Aricept at the highest dose. But as the disease progresses, some of the enzymes and receptor types on the right side of the chart are damaged by oxidation and nitration (g protein-coupled receptors and protein kinase C, for instance), so the primary function of sigma-1 receptor agonists in terms of treating Alzheimer's disease is lost.

                                      Anavex's next clinical trial results will be for pediatric Rett syndrome, which is part of the autism spectrum disorder. Many of the same routes as displayed in the chart above lead to Rett syndrome. Especially for pediatric Rett's, then, one should expect good results from Anavex. Beyond that, the severity of the disease state may in part determine when blarcamesine could best help in the treatment of a variety of neurological diseases and conditions.
                                      What Will the FDA Do?

                                      The FDA does consider the results of clinical trials run outside of the United States if meeting certain criteria, and it may accept results from clinical trials with as low as 300 participants (Anavex is cutting it very close if you remove the 30mg group). Whether it will do so in the case of blarcamesine is very difficult to predict. The out route for them would be to approve the drug which would be the best currently available treatment of Alzheimer's disease but require further confirmatory trials. Separate from this, regulatory agencies in other countries such as Australia and Canada, potentially could grant approval to blarcamesine, with or without additional confirmatory trials.
                                      Challenges and Outlook

                                      Anavex would face some difficult decisions if it needs to run another phase 3 clinical trial without the ability to sell blarcamesine. The company still has $149.2 million cash or cash equivalents on hand, which would be enough to run another phase 3 clinical trial for Alzheimer's disease (financial information). There is a potential for a partnership of some kind, but big pharmaceutical companies in the Alzheimer's field have either given up on finding a treatment altogether or keep plowing ahead with anti-amyloid treatments.

                                      In the short term, the best thing the company could do would be to release the data for the 50mg group. This may take time, as several participants were either titrated up or more often titrated down during the course of the trial to address tolerability issues. That is why the 30mg and 50mg groups were pooled. In the meantime, Anavex could give the number of participants who improved on either dose, but if almost no one improved on the low dose and 100 people on the high dose improved, the pooled number does not look very impressive. The risk for investors in the long-term is not so much the initial criticisms, some of which have already been refuted by the company (such as the math "error") or by the results themselves, but if the data is convincing enough for the FDA to grant some form of approval. Anavex keeps repeating that phase 2b/3 results are consistent with phase 2a results and that further data will be even better. They, I believe, are right on both points. So the FDA's decision really comes down to the points I discussed above (size of the trial and no U.S. sites).

                                      It has taken seven years for Anavex to get to this point, with a very methodical and low-profile CEO in Christopher Missling, a small dedicated team, and very loyal investors. Certainly, there have been some missteps along the way, but Missling has delivered a drug that can lead to improvement in some early Alzheimer's disease patients and which may help to treat at least a few other neurological diseases and conditions as well.

                                      So far, the AVXL news has not been widely embraced in a field that has been for years dominated by the amyloid hypothesis for Alzheimer's disease, but for some, at least, that could change once the current data is objectively reviewed and additional results are released. The temporary pullback in Anavex Life Sciences Corp. stock value may be reversed soon, if either or both of these occur. A positive FDA decision, though, would be the game changer.

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                                      Retired history instructor. Alzheimer's disease researcher for the past decade.My goal is to give investors solid advice based on the mechanisms of action of Alzheimer's drugs. This advice is informed by a background in biology (conservation, ecology, evolution, environmental science, and biochemistry) and seventeen years of a very in depth review of the research on Alzheimer's disease.
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                                        Anavex Alzheimer's Association nævner ikke Anavex efter CTAD?

                                        Alzheimer's Association, der skulle forstille at være en organisation, der varetager AD patienternes interesser, nævner slet ikke Anavex i deres referat/konklusion for CTAD.
                                        De hylder dog Biogens Levcamemab, som en meget mulig løsning for Alzheimer.

                                        Alzheimer's Association lever hovedsaglig af sponsorater, heriblandt fra BP - på ca. 480 mill. $ årligt.

                                        Top 3 lønninger i Alzheimer's Association:

                                        1 Harry Johns $1,015,015
                                        2 Richard Hovland $650,856
                                        3 Robert Egge $574,617

                                        Til sammenligning får Missling 500.000 $!

                                        Kunne der måske være en "lille" sammenhæng mellem de selskaber de fremhæver og hvor de får pengene fra?
                                        Det er nok helt utænkeligt - især i US!
                                        Er bare glad for, at Anavex har kørt forsøgene unden for US og ikke er afhængig af FDA og US systemet!

                                        Andel shortede aktier steg fra ca. 10 mill. til ca. 12 mill. den 30. November 2022 - altså umiddelbar før CTAD!
                                        Ikke så sært, at kursen skulle presses ned - uanset resultaterne fra Anavex den 1. Dec!

                                        JP Morgan deltagelsen, kan have været signalet til shorterne, at de nu skal begynde at trække sig ud.
                                        Anavex stiller ikke op på JP Morgan uden de er 100 % klar med hele datapakken.
                                        De næste uger med flere nyheder fra Anavex, vil måske presse shorterne yderligere.

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                                          Det viser jo blot, at vi skal forberede os på knaster i det fremtidige forløb.

                                          Mange teorier om hvordan Anavex skal at komme gennem skjoldet i fda. Det bliver en vanskelig opgave.

                                          Jeg håber, at de to tidligere fda ansatte hos Anavex kan åbne nogle døre.

                                          Fda er heldigvis på hælene mht alzheimers og deres skandaløse godkendelse af Aduhelm. Mon ikke Lecanumab ligner Aduhelm så meget, at fortiden skræmmer fda fra at lave to fejl på stribe.

                                          Håber at Anavex kan få 50 mg armen i hus snart. Det er den der skal være sømmet, der gør, at fda ikke kan undslå sig.

                                          Anavex bør i min optik ikke vente for længe med at indgå partnerskab. Deres tempo alene kan godt bekymre.

                                          Siger fda flere fase 3 skal de også have partner på ellers er der mange år til at indikationen er i hus.

                                          Et stort US pharma (partner) der sender ansøgningen til fda tror jeg ville øge odds for at det glider gennem systemet.

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