Prostate cancer drug based on sea-bed bacteria brings complete remission for half of patients
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Ah, ocpaul20, our resident conspiracy theorist, good to hear from you again! I see you are still at it, spreading the word.
For what its worth to you I used to work at a CRO performing bioanalysis in support of new drug discoveries for biotech and pharmaceutical companies in the pharmacokinetic arena of new drug trials.
Based on your comments, I bet you would be shocked to learn how many companies we worked with, who burned millions of dollars a year in investor money and got zero revenue as the only projects they have is tied up in pre-clinical or clinical trials. Then the drug dies, gets cancelled by FDA regulators due to a problem in the trial, and the company goes bankrupt.
At one point our entire company, their employees, their families, houses and lives were supported by money that came from investors supporting drug discovery, most of them cancer treatments, but the drug was cancelled and ZERO revenue was ever gained from it. I don't think you realized how much cancer research is being done by biotech startups. The study in this thread was investigated by academics as far as I can tell and not fortune 500 pharma companies.
Are these biotech companies that spent millions of dollars and got nothing in return part of your establishment that doesn't want us to know there is already a cure? Perhaps you think I am part of the establishment? I wish, I could use a little extra money.
Funny I never saw a provision in the CFR part 11 GLP regulations that says, "hey be quiet about the real cure for cancer, we don't want the word to get out so that we may continue to rake in the cash from the less informed." Perhaps the billion dollars and 10 years it takes to bring a drug to market is spent due to all the conspiracy training that needs to be done.
I would really like you to reply to this. I just don't know how I could have missed this conspiracy during my 8 years working in the industry. Perhaps you can enlighten me.