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Originally posted by RaceOncology:
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All I have done is lay out the logical conclusion of what has/hasn't happened. We are all wanting to hear that the trial has been approved and that it is underway and treating patients, but in the absence of such an announcement all any shareholder can do is use their brain to rule out certain outcomes. The fact that we are a month after submission of the ethics application and have heard nothing means the trial was not rejected. The absence of an announcement that the trial is approved means there must have been a request for some relative minor additional information or clarifications. If this is all that is holding up an announcement then you can conclude that it is just a matter of time before the trial is approved.
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I suppose the question everyone should be asking now is: "It's now taken longer than average to receive approval, surely that approval is imminent?"
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