Ann: Consistent pain reduction and improvement in function data, page-28

I’m curious to know what ‘great’ results r meant to be also. These results along with the previous results of just under 50% doesn’t seem to get anybody excited except us on here. If these were as good as what’s being spoken about then why not the increase in sp to reflect this?
Is 50% as good as what we think?? Is that good enough to get this approved?? Nobody probably knows the answer to this but it’s making me question how good the results actually are..

Also, I made an appointment next week for my mrs to see Bloom. There are about 200 on the list for the trial and possibly 60-70 to b trialled but numbers haven’t been finalised as yet..