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Biotech / Medical : CNSI Cambridge Neuroscience

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To: dalroi who wrote (574)5/8/2000 5:15:00 PM
From: Cheryl Galt  Read Replies (1) of 675
 
Mike and Stefaan -- " peripheral neuropathy can be very severe AND is not exlusively linked to cisplatinum ... "

Add thalidomide to the list. Neuropathy is a major treatment limiting side effect.
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IMO, any drug that limits neuropathy will also be welcomed by type 2 diabetics -- most of whom (even those who are well controlled) likely have some degree of it. Neuropathy is more than a pain; it has serious health consequence, even for diabetics unaware they have this problem. A drug that limited neuropathy would likely become part of routine diabetes care.

I've never bought a lottery ticket, but I've got some CNSI.
With its science, credible partners, financial stability
-- IMO CNSI is cheap enough to keep some tucked away.

Heck. Its price is no more than one of my mis-calculations
-- the "delta" of one of my slightly high entry points for more expensive stocks.

I soon forget such deltas. So I'm forgetting the price of this development-stage, under-the-radar company
-- and enjoying all the reminders you guys provide of its nifty projects.

Regards,
Cheryl

PS -- I sure wish I could see what's going on with them and Allergan. I suspect that will be fruitful in due time.
Has anyone noticed anything from that quarter?
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