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To: jjs_ynot who wrote (1315)7/8/2001 2:31:27 AM
From: BDR   of 1438
 
Unless there has been another amendment it looks like TMGU will lose its license for its only product, Remune, by August, 2001. Remune is still in trials and I don't see that they have marketing approval from Thailand. I may be missing something but this company looks like it's on the critical list.

Trinity Medical Group USA, Inc. Announces Amendment of License Agreement With
The Immune Response Corporation.

Issue: Oct 9, 2000

SAN RAFAEL, Calif., Oct. 9 /PRNewswire/ --

Trinity Medical Group USA, Inc. (OTC: TMGU) announces the amendment of its license agreement
for REMUNE(TM) with The Immune Response Corporation that extends the time requirement for
marketing approval of REMUNE by Thailand Authorities.

The License and Collaboration Agreement between the Company and The Immune Response
Corporation had previously set Dec. 31, 2000 as a possible termination date of the agreement if
Thailand governing health authorities had not granted the required marketing approval of
REMUNE by then. The amendment removes that time requirement and the earliest possible
termination date is now August 2001.
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