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To: Valueman who wrote (984)9/13/2000 8:37:07 AM
From: Pluvia  Read Replies (1) of 1766
 
Even a cursory examination of the two trials shows that the population of patients were significantly different in their level of previous exposure to ARVs, number of mutations, CD4 counts, etc. Your comparison of the two trials is flawed.

1. Once again you try to argue a point where you do not have facts to support your conclusion.

2. You have tried to use abstracts listed on the Trimeris website to support your position.

3. Unfortunately the abstracts are short on details. So short you cannot possibly know enough detail about the patient populations to make those statements.

Furthermore, your point about the patient population does not address the fact that the Phase II trial design was flawed because it used two variables.

Nor does it address the fact that T-20 cannot possibly be given all the credit for the positive results reported in the flawed Phase II trials.


Once again, I suggest you speak with the PI's who ran the trials. The 4 we spoke to agree with our report's conclusion.

Good Luck
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