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To: NewMoney_812 who wrote (26)	12/19/2014 10:25:26 AM
From: drkaz	Read Replies (2) of 326

You already know the answer to that question. Definition of Drug Pipeline: moneyterms.co.uk "In the pharmaceuticals sector, a drugs pipeline consists of the drugs that a company has under development or is testing. This includes completely new drugs, variants of existing drugs and new applications of existing drugs. The pipeline starts with new drug discoveries and it is important to assess companies' ability to discover new drugs as well as drugs that are currently in the pipeline. The early stage of the pipeline needs to be refilled as drugs move up. Good R & D is crucial. " Flucide IV Flucide Oral Ebolacide MERScide Denguecide,.... All qualify as part of the 'drug pipeline' for NNVC. A couple of others I haven't listed that are less far along also qualify as part of the 'pipeline'. Just because none of the drugs has reached the end of the 'pipeline' doesn't mean that the 'pipeline' does not exist, and that drugs are moving through it. Don't pretend to be that dumb - we both know that you are smarter than that. Sufficient enlightenment? Or should I continue?

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