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Biotech / Medical : QLT PhotoTherapeutics (QLTI)

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To: Michael Anthony who wrote (254)2/1/1998 3:07:00 PM
From: Michael Anthony  Read Replies (1) of 1321
 
OK, here it is. Any info regarding ARMD trials that you hear here or from any other source than QLT is false. The study is under extremely tight control, and no information is known regarding phase III at all unless it comes from QLT. Phase III is to be completed next year, but if results are "exceptional", the FDA may speed things up a bit. Bottom line, sit tight and hold on. Hopefully, revenues from the lung cancer treatments will start coming in, but nothing from the ARMD drug will hit the bottom line until probably around late next year or 2000 if it's approved. I was told however, that the QLT study is one of the most organized and well run studies that the MD I spoke with has ever seen. It is a double blind study, so success rates are impossible to determine as you can imagine. Bottom line, ARMD will not bring in any income for quite a while. Wish I could tell you more, but that's all there is and that's the way they want it. I got the impression that QLT is a quality organization, and that alone makes me feel a little more comfortable holding for the next few years.
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