Well, facts don't actually care about your opinion @vrs37. The...

Well, facts don't actually care about your opinion @vrs37. The only data we have so far is this:

"...biomarkers associated with worsening COVID-19 disease, notably IL-1b, IL-4, IL-6, IL-10, TNF-a, CRP and D-dimer, did not rise in any of the 18 patients, including falling in a number of patients."

So, once again, you cannot say the data "isn't particularly good". That is demonstrably wrong. The data they have shown so far is 100% objectively positive, at least to anyone with a modicum of medical training.

Sure, we need more data to draw any conclusion. Maybe when they release more data it may prove to be not "particularly good". But you can't say it just yet...