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Biotech / Medical : AMLN (DIABETES DRUGS)

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To: D.Right who wrote (1061)1/29/1998 9:46:00 PM
From: D.Right  Read Replies (4) of 2173
 
Some good news. It is not first-hand info, but can be confirmed by simply calling the campany (I didn't). Someone told me he heard from someone eles who was at the H&Q conf. as saying that AMLN stated around 75% of all their previous trial IIIs patients were still on pramlintide as of then (two weeks ago). That is 75% for both type I and type II patients, no decrease from last Aug. when the results were released. These patients have been off the trial III from Nov. 1996 to Jun. 1997, so they are on pramlintide for an average close to one year already by now. This is exteremly positive if true. If something doesn't help you much, will you inject it for a year even if it is free? I know I wouldn't. Even better, for half of the 75%, they have been on premlintide for two years now (one year trial plus the close to one year open-lable). This is some news, especially from type II patients. It pretty much takes care of the number two question I listed in post #1058.

Hang on, everyone.

D.Right
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