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Microcap & Penny Stocks : TGL WHAAAAAAAT! Alerts, thoughts, discussion.

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To: Arizona997 who wrote (118638)9/1/2003 5:24:31 PM
From: vds4   of 150070
 
for africa yes... not for developed world. it could be a big winfall for the company if aid funding is there in africa and the stage 1 test is used for preliminary screening.

but be explicit here. this will never be needed countries with cash. it is very important to get a needle-less test in place in many impoverished areas of the world, but both the stage 1 and stage 2 tests are in fact far less accurate then intravenous testing. unfortunately, supplying needles is simply not an option for certain parts of the world. this is why who has been investigating both this urine test as well as some saliva tests to address the rising needs.

now, it does look indeed that WHO is focusing on cypt's product (i know little about the company, but the product is well known to me) and this in fact could be very big for them. i did buy some and am still holding. but simply putting out messages like that last one is misleading. they have not decided on cypt's product... they simply feel given the fda approvals, that there is enough research in place to evaluate at this point. yes it looks promising, but do not jump to conclusions like that.

martin
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