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Biotech / Medical : MYGN
MYGN 6.295-3.0%3:59 PM EST

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To: Lee Allgood who wrote (15)4/11/1998 2:50:00 PM
From: A.J. Mullen  Read Replies (1) of 29
 
I've been typing to myself for sometime on "Myriad Genetics." Glad to find you people.

The Tomixifen study seems important to me. I hope someone will go back to the participants and test them using Myriad's tests, and see how the statistics would look if the drug had only been given to those participants whose risk had been confirmed by Myriad.

The newspaper report I read gave fairly detailed results that suggested the case for Tamoxifen as a prophylactic was anything but clear-cut for the high-risk women of the study. (So blurred, in fact, that I am surprised the study was halted.) If those who had tested negative in Brac tests had been excluded from the trial, then I suspect the results would have been a clearer indication that women with positive Brac tests should take the Tamoxifen.

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