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Biotech / Medical : AMLN (DIABETES DRUGS)

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To: arnie h who wrote (1114)2/13/1998 12:09:00 AM
From: D.Right  Read Replies (3) of 2173
 
Dear Arnie:

It is definitely a good thing for us to know that number. On theory, those subgroups should have a higher percentage (more than 75%) than the whole trial population to continue using pramlintide as they benefit the most. However I think it is just impossible to find out. The only people who would know are the AMLN people. But as you pointed out the number was too small for statistics analysis then, it is still to small to do that now. Also, those 20+23 patients were on fixed doses of insulin then but they may not on fixed doses of insulin now. One way or the other, the number won't be that reliable, so why give it. Still, it is worth trying by just calling the AMLN IR people.

Good luck. Let the thread know if it happens, thanks.

D.Right
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