Why should it?
The tests on human tissues, should take what at the most? A month? Two?
Then after that the human trial. Once begun the results will come in a week or two at most.
So again, why shouldn't it, especially after lot of the heavy lifting that has already been done after the last three months?
So why should it take long? I think they're going as fast as the processes can allow for now. Don't mix the covid stuff with the cancer stuff.
Preperations for a Phase 1 clincal trial in humans in progress, page-8
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