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Jenny,

You posted: "perhaps the FDA has an element of corruption...."

At the risk of my seeming to be defensive, let me note that Avita has not yet given the FDA personnel the results of the clinical trials. So, that being understood, would that lead you to also think the Avita employees or medical researchers also are somehow corrupt for holding back on submitting the findings?

Do you also think the U.S. gov't AFIRM program and other U.S. agency personnel seem corrupt? Remember, they are the U.S. fedearl employees who have provided Avita with the grants of several million in funds to pay for the FDA testing.

Of course, sometimes there actually are conspiracies (2008 collateralized debt disaster). But in my limited experience, some financial conspiracy theories arise when there is ignorance of the complexity of the processes involved, such as the one for gaining FDA approval. They also arise when individuals have a very low level of trust in others. Best of luck in your investments.