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Promising Clinical Trials

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billybud - 15 Jul 2004 15:33 GMT
I am not sure if anyone has taken a look at Aurx, but to date they
have the most promising clinical studies and might go under if they do
not get enough people to signup for their third phase trials. The
companies drug is based on work performed by a researcher at the
university of baltimore.
http://pharmacology.umaryland.edu/laurelian/

Here is a link to the phase I/II clinical trials.

http://www.centerwatch.com/patient/nmtresults/nmt021014.html

So, please signup for the clinical trials at:
www.aurx.com

You can always change your mind later if you do not want to go through
with this, but they need a couple thousand signups by the end of the
month to secure another round of financing.
-Billy

p.s. I do not work for them, I just believe in the progression of
medicine..
Pain Devine - 16 Jul 2004 02:33 GMT
Yea, but that's in Maryland... at least 500 miles away from me.
Gadge - 17 Jul 2004 12:04 GMT
> Yea, but that's in Maryland... at least 500 miles away from me.

Quit complaining - at least you're in the same country!
;-)
Pain Devine - 18 Jul 2004 06:35 GMT
> Quit complaining - at least you're in the same country!
> ;-)

Well... that might mean something in England... but the USA is REALLY big...
lol In fact, I think my state is bigger than England! And there's 49
others... about 6 of those are in between me and Maryland!
Gadge - 18 Jul 2004 23:45 GMT
> > Quit complaining - at least you're in the same country!
> > ;-)
>
> Well... that might mean something in England... but the USA is REALLY big...
> lol In fact, I think my state is bigger than England! And there's 49
> others... about 6 of those are in between me and Maryland!

bigger than England?  Surely not!!!  ;-)
billybud - 19 Jul 2004 21:33 GMT
At least signup, they are going to have trials all over the country. I
am not sure about other countries..
Tim Fitzmaurice - 20 Jul 2004 12:54 GMT
> > Quit complaining - at least you're in the same country!
> > ;-)
>
> Well... that might mean something in England... but the USA is REALLY big...
> lol In fact, I think my state is bigger than England! And there's 49

Several/many US states are, but your internal air links are much much
better than any corresponding system in the UK  which covers longer
distances, and its comparatively easier to drive longer distances because
you have to in the US (plus there is more of a willingness to do so in the
US)...

I also keep my Texan friends who go on about size in line by pointing out
that Australia has sheep farms bigger than Texas :)

Tim
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When playing rugby, its not the winning that counts, but the taking apart
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Pain Devine - 20 Jul 2004 17:39 GMT
Most people can't afford to fly here. It's $300 one way! Passanger trains
only really exist near NewYork... There are busses I guess... but they are
kinda nasty. Our intersate (big hy\ighway) systems rock though. Hence why we
drive so much.

> > > Quit complaining - at least you're in the same country!
> > > ;-)
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> When playing rugby, its not the winning that counts, but the taking apart
> ICQ: 5178568
 
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