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Taipan clinical trials often take a long time. Apparently they haven’t moved to human trials yet.
For instance I did a clinical trial at Tempke Lung in Philadelphia for my chronic bronchitis - it took almost two years to complete. Luckily I got the actual RheOx treatment for the bronchitis. And my bronchitis is gone. But RheOx has not been approved in the US yet. Once it does get approval it is a game changer for those with the COPD chronic bronchitis!
Tempke Lung is a premier hospital for trials.
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Misoprostol is already an approved drug with known side effects other drugs are used for crossover treatments they weren't originally developed for I'm definitely going to ask my p doc at my next visit
Congratulations. I know their third phase clinical trails have been completed but have not been able to find much info re the results or the status re the FDA. Am a tad put out by mu Pulmo who is the Chief of the Dept. Told me he had nothing else to offer except inhalers I was one...that was enough to get me digging only to find out about the valves/RheOx etc. Unfortunately I had valves placed so was not a candidate for the RheOx study. Further found out that the study was actually being done at the Medical Center that I go to!!!!, as were the valves. Besst have a practicing Pulmo than one in academia!!!!!
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at an age of quantum computers, plenty of sophisticated equipment, I do not understand the time frames needed