Meanwhile in the real world, page-12

Considering what's happening in the real world, the chances of CV results taking a long time, are nil to none.

Why should they be, based on what has been achieved so far. The compounds were tested against SARS-CoV-1 and all the other 5 strains of human corona viruses. The results were sufficient enough to warrant a US Patent application.

As such, initial results will come quickly. It is the initial results that will put a blast under the sp, not the following animal, toxicity testing, and safety trials. This is about trading, motivated by trading sentiment first, and not the deliberations of a medical ethics committee.

But regarding the later testing, in consideration of the real word events presently occurring, and the compassionate short cuts enabled, the old adage that necessity is the mother of invention will surely become applicable, especially when large numbers of Australians start to die.

On that, Sth Korea's fatality rate is only 0.7%, whereas Italy's is presently 7%. These equate to 70 000 and 700 000 fatality rates in Australia using only a 40% of the population infection rate.

If anyone thinks that Biotron is going to be held back by anything from releasing their potential cure asap, you are living in a different world.