Now that's almost a philosophical question. On the one hand of course, we all need hope and optimism -- something to look forward to.We need some good news now to keep us hopeful and alive...
I can see that you are what is called a true believer". But life is technical. Just imagine, just suppose that it all comes down to some form of inflammation within the cochlea. In my particular case what killed me (so-to-speak) is that I felt so healthy -- didn't feel sick at all... but the little sound kept getting louder and louder week by week and took away my beauty sleep.I disagree, we already know the overwhelming majority of cases of hyperacusis and tinnitus are caused by external insults especially acoustic trauma. We also know that synapses are most vulnerable not the hair cells themselves. It's most certainly NOT "Whac-A-Mole" to the contrary it's common sense. You regenerate the damaged synapses that cause (1) hidden hearing loss, (2) loss of sound perception clarity, (3) tinnitus, (4) hyperacusis. Then you'll fix tinnitus for the majority of people (especially those whose tinnitus is the result of loud audio exposure).
Most of us aren't running anywhere yet... A little bit of hope could mean some of us decide to try their best efforts, or at least bother to check lumps on the neck...Now that's almost a philosophical question. On the one hand of course, we all need hope and optimism -- something to look forward to.
On the other hand, what is the point in having suffering patients running around like a headless chicken pursuing and paying for cures that damage their pocket-books and worse, might damage their health or even their hearing or all three?
Okay @Justin Mills.I disagree, we already know the overwhelming majority of cases of hyperacusis and tinnitus are caused by external insults especially acoustic trauma. We also know that synapses are most vulnerable not the hair cells themselves. It's most certainly NOT "Whac-A-Mole" to the contrary it's common sense. You regenerate the damaged synapses that cause (1) hidden hearing loss, (2) loss of sound perception clarity, (3) tinnitus, (4) hyperacusis. Then you'll fix tinnitus for the majority of people (especially those whose tinnitus is the result of loud audio exposure).
Do you reckon that the reason for hiring this account manager is because the results for PIPE-505 Phase 1 results were good?Pipeline just posted a job position for an Accounting Manager on LinkedIn. Part of what they're looking for includes someone who can provide "assistance with SEC filing (10-Q and 10-K)". They want someone with "At least 5 - 7 years' experience in accounting, preferably at a public biotech company". I'm guessing that they plan on going public sometime within the next year.
That's my assumption. Their other main drug won't have results until next summer. I've been checking in on the job postings for a lot of these companies (Otonomy has been doing a lot of hiring - not sure if that's good or bad), and Pipeline hasn't posted anything recently until now. The job going up late Friday is strange timing. The study's been over for 6 weeks. Maybe they were in a meeting discussing the results and decided they were good enough to move forward with taking the company public.Do you reckon that the reason for hiring this account manager is because the results for PIPE-505 Phase 1 results were good?
They should call Lucchino for advice.going public will be hard if they have something that doesn't work.
Same here, but I maintain hope. Now, if September rolls around and still no results, then I'll be worried.Pipeline Therapeutics are taking awhile to release the results for PIPE-505. I really do hope they announce positive results but this long wait to release them is making me anxious that the results might not be good.
Here's the Accounting Manager job description from LinkedIn:Pipeline Therapeutics are taking awhile to release the results for PIPE-505. I really do hope they announce positive results but this long wait to release them is making me anxious that the results might not be good.
It's nearly the end of September and still no results even though the trial finished in June. I'm getting very nervous right now.I wonder what the holdup is. Are they waiting until September when everyone is back at work to release the results? That's the only explanation I can come up with.
That sucks.It's nearly the end of September and still no results even though the trial finished in June. I'm getting very nervous right now.
Study completion date is September.It's nearly the end of September and still no results even though the trial finished in June. I'm getting very nervous right now.
Where are you getting that? It says June on the clinical trials website.Study completion date is September.
On the clinical trials website it was stated that June 17th is the study completion date. It has been over 3 months since. Something must have gone wrong if they haven't released the results yet.Study completion date is September.
I think this trial is a flop. It's been 3-4 months since the trial was completed. If it succeeded they would have released the results by now.4 months now... Man, I wish Pipeline Therapeutics would come out and say something; anything at this point. Can you imagine them not saying anything this year; possibly having to wait until 2022?
Maybe or maybe not that July date was for estimated completion, no date given for actual completion so maybe stuff got delayed.I think this trial is a flop. It's been 3-4 months since the trial was completed. If it succeeded they would have released the results by now.
This could be the case but isn't necessarily true. There's a bunch of other possibilities. I wouldn't jump to conclusions until the data is out. Unfortunately, taking such a long time to release data could mean they are posturing and getting ready for windfall from the bad news.I think this trial is a flop. It's been 3-4 months since the trial was completed. If it succeeded they would have released the results by now.
Yes please do. Pipeline Therapeutics' drug and OTO-413 are our best two shots right now.Did anyone mail the company? If not, I'll send a mail later today.
Unfortunately I do not think that they will respond to emails about asking for information relating to clinical trials, as they usually have to keep things closed until they release the data.Did anyone mail the company? If not, I'll send a mail later today.
All I'm gonna ask is if they can give an indication when they will release the results. But yeah, it's a long shot. I'm really tired so might be tomorrowUnfortunately I do not think that they will respond to emails about asking for information relating to clinical trials, as they usually have to keep things closed until they release the data.
Can you not just fly over to their office and ask?Did anyone mail the company? If not, I'll send a mail later today.
Yea maybe the study completion date is wrong on the ClinicalTrials website. I just hope we hear from them soon.Maybe or maybe not that July date was for estimated completion, no date given for actual completion so maybe stuff got delayed.
I think that the benefit with the Otonomy medicines might end up being their delivery method.Yes please do. Pipeline Therapeutics' drug and OTO-413 are our best two shots right now.
Not guaranteed but if their last dose got done in July and Otonomy tests up to three months after the dosing, then this means that October would be when this happens.Yea maybe the study completion date is wrong on the ClinicalTrials website. I just hope we hear from them soon.