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Biotech / Medical
VRA (AMEX), Viragen INC.

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1040	harold, as i reiterated in an earlier post, you appear very knowledgeable regar	john michael winesette	-	5/4/1998
1039	David, everyone is waiting for Viragen to actually put omniferon in clinical tr	Harold Engstrom	-	5/4/1998
1038	check last 50 or so msgs. messages.yahoo.com	Ajay	-	5/2/1998
1037	Pardon my ignorance, but exactly how do I get to the best thread. Could you po	David J. Munro	-	5/2/1998
1036	check out the YHOO thread - especially the last 20 or so posts - they have crea	Ajay	-	5/1/1998
1035	I am new to this stock/thread. I am invested and eager to learn more about thi	David J. Munro	-	5/1/1998
1034	Thank you, Bill. I know that the truth can hurt, but that doesn't mean that	Linda Kaplan	-	4/27/1998
1033	Well said Linda!!!! Bill	Bill Kovacs	-	4/27/1998
1032	Malcolm: This is a serious question. You've owned MSN for nigh onto a year	Linda Kaplan	-	4/27/1998
1031	Malcolm, You're misprepresenting! I didn't say you ONLY HELP PEOPLE FOR	Linda Kaplan	-	4/25/1998
1030	doubt it. There is use for white blood cells and they could sign agreements wi	Ajay	-	4/24/1998
1029	to add to your comment, ajay, some fairly large spuds (netherlands blood bank s	john michael winesette	-	4/24/1998
1028	Hi Harold, I saw a couple items I saw that should be clarified. The $200k was	Ajay	-	4/24/1998
1027	The main problem is that no one really knows exactly how the interferon is work	Harold Engstrom	-	4/24/1998
1026	thanks harold..you are obviously more knowledgeable on the biomechanics than me	john michael winesette	-	4/24/1998
1025	Interferon extracted from our blood supply would of course be the purest form a	Harold Engstrom	-	4/24/1998
1024	it's nature's process of lining the interferon with glucose that preve	john michael winesette	-	4/24/1998
1023	I am not very sure, but I heard a report in the radio the other day about the m	Oliver & Co	-	4/23/1998
1022	viragen's premise that natural interferon (with it's associated glucoli	john michael winesette	-	4/23/1998
1021	I do two types of trades, one is fishing for dead-cat bounces and I've done	Mike McFarland	-	4/23/1998
1020	Yes. I'm often wrong, however, but I think we might. I also think we'l	Linda Kaplan	-	4/23/1998
1019	A lot of people are using their money to chase the more volatile stocks, I'	ROY DEL	-	4/22/1998
1018	Hi, again, Roy. I'd buy more too. Low price! The market's weird. Linda	Linda Kaplan	-	4/22/1998
1017	Has there been any follow up news on the license agreement. You'll let th	ROY DEL	-	4/22/1998
1016	The 144s was for Fistel - he had to sell for personal reasons and still has man	Ajay	-	4/22/1998

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