Ann: CardioCel gains special access in Singapore, page-37

Proves my point...
complete misunderstanding of AHZ and of the Singapore approval significance.. yeah Singapore that small little island in the middle of the ocean with 5.5M people rapidly aging with obesity and bad hearts, surrounded by 2.5B people, 1.5B chinese, the centre of south east asia, with the 25 best hospitals and best cardiologists and richest oldest people in asia, the central destination of asia and asian commerce being near the fastest growing populations and economies in the world..

You guys just dont get it still...
pandoras box to asia has now been opened thank you stirdly conservative singaporean Medical Authority for your help in getting AHZ to our 2 bagger... guarantees AHZ access to all 25 medical centres in singapore and patients across all of asia who flood to singapore for dentists and oh yes leading edge heart and valve surgery especially those wealthiest of people in asia who gladly pay $700K to have life saving heart surgery and gladly pay $400k for a driving licence and $2M for a std 2 storey apartment on the 30th floor. Doesnt look like youve been to asia or know anything about it.

Market reaction to this announcement again another flop.. AHZ completely living in an isolated Perth bubble devoid of any global understanding of asian medical system or the value of cardiocel globally especially in the massive and perfect market demography of asia.

see Govt of Singapore official 2012 stats-

Introduction to Healthcare Institution Statistics
In Singapore, 80% of the primary healthcare services are provided by private practitioners while the government polyclinics provide the remaining 20%. However, the opposite is true for more costly hospitalisation care, whereby 80% of it is provided by the public sector and 20% by the private sector.

In 2012, there were a total of 10,756 hospital beds in the 25 hospitals and specialty centres in Singapore. The 8 public hospitals comprise 6 acute general hospitals (SGH, NUH, CGH, TTSH, KTPH & AH), a women's and children's hospital (KKH) and a psychiatry hospital (IMH).
As of 2012, Singapore had a total of 10,225 doctors in its healthcare delivery system. This gives a doctor to population ratio of 1:520. The nurse (including midwives) to population ratio is 1:150, with a total of 34,507 nurses. There are 1,645 dentists, giving a ratio of 1 dentist to 3,230 people.