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Greg,
>> I must say that I was not that impressed with the current Board of Directors as there does not seem to be much depth with regard to the line of work of the company. Can't help but wonder what Glen Sather knows about medical research for example, given his line of work as a hockey coach and General Manager of the Edmonton Oilers?
The Annual Report also gives almost no information about what kinds of people are employed by the company and what work they are actually engaged in. <<
I have not received my copy of the new Annual Report, so the lates info I have access to, is on the home page: dimethaid.com .
Regarding competence of those in the driver's seat, what do you think of the latest newsrelease, of wich I am posting an excerpt below?
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DIMETHAID RESEARCH ESTABLISHES SCIENTIFIC ADVISORY BOARD -APPOINTS TWO PROMINENT SCIENTISTS
Markham, Ont., August 28, 1997 - Rebecca Keeler, President and CEO of Dimethaid Research Inc. (TSE: DMX) announced today that the Company has created a Scientific Advisory Board. The first two appointments to the Board are Dr. Angela Mailis of Toronto and Dr. Gary J. Bennett of Philadelphia.
Dr. Angela Mailis is currently the Director of the Comprehensive Pain Program and Division Head of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation at The Toronto Hospital. She is also an Associate Professor at the Department of Medicine at the University of Toronto and Playfair Neuroscience Unit Associate at The Toronto Hospital and University of Toronto. She was Director of the Pain Investigation Unit at The Toronto Hospital for 15 years up until it expanded recently to become the Comprehensive Pain Program. Dr. Mailis has published in many scientific journals. Her current research focus is on human neuropathic pain, description of human pain syndromes, pain demographics and drug trials for pain. She received her Medical Degree from, and was a Gold Medalist at, the University of Athens Medical School, and her Master of Science Degree from the University of Toronto. She is a specialist in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and has devoted her carrier exclusively to the diagnosis and treatment of pain.
Dr. Gary J. Bennett is the Director of Pain Research, Allegheny Health Education Research Foundation Chronic Pain Clinic, and Director of the Quantitative Sensory Testing and Autonomic Nervous System Testing Laboratories, Department of Neurology, Allegheny University of the Health Sciences in Philadelphia, PA. Dr. Bennett was awarded the Frederick W.L. Kerr Basic Science Research Award by the American Pain Society in 1996, has been associate editor of PAIN, the journal of the International Association on the Study of Pain since 1986 and the co-editor-in-chief of The Pain Medicine Journal Club Journal since 1994. He received his Ph.D. from Virginia Commonwealth University, and is one of the world's best known basic scientists in the field of pain research.
"We are honoured to have such esteemed scientists contribute to the development of our platform transdermal drug delivery system," Mrs. Keeler stated. "As we move closer to the commercialization of PENNSAID, our arthritis pain relief medication, we want to not only explore new indications for this drug, but also the use of our drug delivery system for other pain medications. The combined expertise from these two individuals in the area of pain will be an invaluable asset to us as we move forward - we will value their contributions greatly," Mrs. Keeler added.
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