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To: jim black who wrote (27493)	1/16/2003 11:57:13 AM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (1) of 74559

Hi Jim. Re Avodart, I had a brief look at its hair loss prevention, impotence causing, and prostate and PSA shrinkage as well as a few other effects. fda.gov fda.gov Also, I had a quick look at Glaxo Smith Kline. A few comments: Avodart is small in relation to GSK's overall business and market capitalisation, so it's not going to block bust their profits skywards. Once upon a time [1987] I got really excited about Philips Electronics which had invented CD-ROMs which I thought would take over the world. CD-ROMs did replace tapes and records and gained huge markets in other data delivery applications [such as software]. But Philips was simply too big to gain a major effect, especially when they were gushing the money out the back door as fast as it came in the front. My guess is that Avodart is similar, though not as popular as CD-ROMs. The market for Avodart is for some older males who are not long for this world anyway and who don't mind the drawbacks of this stuff. I doubt it'll bring hair back on bald men [the claim is to prevent hair loss]. Mqurice

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