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To: John McCarthy who wrote (14123)	11/15/2004 11:43:45 AM
From: scaram(o)uche	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 52153

Adam Baby: >> events that high-risk-loving biotech investors crave << You are certainly aware, that's a subset of biotech investors. My biotech investing is low-risk, and it has been for many proven years. You know that there's a better way to represent biotech investors, no lumping. Big-science small caps and a balanced basket? You know damn well that it's been a SAFE route -- for years -- to superior return. But I do own a little PARS, and you're certainly correct. Cheers! Rick

To: John McCarthy who wrote (14123)	11/15/2004 1:03:38 PM
From: Biomaven	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 52153

Thanks for posting that. Nice to see them quoting Harry. Even nicer if the trial works, of course. <g> pricing in the range of $5,000 per course of therapy Seems like they could charge more if it's truly effective. If it gets you out of the ICU a few days earlier, or means a better recovery, then $5k is cheap. TBI is incredibly expensive - I've not seen cost figures, but I'm guessing that for moderate injuries $100k has to be very much the bottom of the range. Stock has bounced back recently - up nearly 50% off its lows of about a month ago. No idea what that means, but my cynical side says a small Israeli company is likely to be leakier than a US company. (No position) Peter

To: John McCarthy who wrote (14123)	11/15/2004 4:48:21 PM
From: zeta1961	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 52153

that patients given dexanabinol exhibit a statistically significant reduction in TBI compared with placebo patients. WHOA..A 100 bagger!!!!..a drug that's going to make a TBI go away!!<g>.."My head was walloped in a head on collision, they gave me some drug that's like pot and I just feel like, you know, ..no bigggie..just a concussion.. Adam..please have Dr. Tracy read your pieces for scientific accuracy before you submit them.. Seriously, depending on what the 6 month Glasgow outcome data show..10K will be a bargain..when one also calculates the rehabilition costs of these patients..No position..I truly hope it helps.. Zeta@TookCareofTooManyYounginsWhoseLifeWasDecimatedbecauseOfTBI