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To: padco who wrote (13143)	11/19/2003 1:43:55 AM
From: Cal Gary	Respond to of 14101

Padco, another Nice Dig!! Thanks for the link. Look like an analyst report. Financials, sales by segments, then upside potential with regards to pipeline, and Product portfolio.... Like you wrote, the index is as fresh as June 25, 2003.

To: padco who wrote (13143)	11/19/2003 2:13:27 AM
From: axial	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14101

Fine research on JnJ, Padco. It's amazing that there are still posters who seriously dispute the existence of the Standstill Agreement - and can't understand why JnJ hasn't bought out DMX, LOL! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Oxoferin "It's a little frustrating to see this great product shown, yet as far as I know, not widely used. Or, do you think that is changing?" I've found references to its use in Germany for many years. Here's one from a physician, translated by Wolf (the nickel's in the mail)... "With a (larger), open wound local disinfectants such as Jodoform are not worthwhile and could be harmful. As a temporary tactic, Hydrogel or Alginat under a moist dressing could also suffice. I've seen an astonishing effect using OXOFERIN with a moist dressing. It's also worth considering wether a surgical skin transplant is possible. This should absolutely only be performed by an experienced specialist." Message 17677387 I've read that it should be used in "wet" dressings - but the information from the Pakistani site seems to say that it can be used twice a day. This is a site originally found by alessard on SH, a few years back...they advertise Oxoferin. elder-group.com I'm not sure what will be done about Oxoferin. I recall the patent was near expiration - after all, it was the lead product from Oxo Chemie, in the 80's. Still, it seems like a product that could be successfully marketed, doesn't it? Perhaps the formulation could be "tweaked", and the patent extended. As a very safe topical, one would think that approval would come fairly easily - there's a string of papers on its use, in everything from wounds, periodontal treatment, endodontic treatment, and burns. I think most of us would like to know what the plan is...I'm sure someone would partner Oxoferin. Regards, Jim