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[QUOTE="newmexicuse, post: 293227, member: 57"]
I really hope that Kevetrin turns out to be a cancer fighting magic bullet.
 
However, there are dozens of small biotech companies out there with strong anti-cancer drug candidates that have achieved positive results in various phases of testing.
 
This drug has not yet been tested on humans. It is not even in Phase I of clinical trials.
 
It is, best case, years from being viable.
 
I think it would be a mistake for Jimmy to be the face of this drug at this point in time.  If Jimmy allows himself to be the face of this drug it could result in millions of dollars of investor funds being diverted from other anti-cancer developmental companies into this one. Maybe that would be a good thing, but maybe not.
 
Let the FDA process takes it's course and let the markets and the testing proceed as normal. There is plenty of time for Jimmy to commit his image to this company no earlier than Phase III  if the Phase I & II testing in humans provides positive results worthy of his involvement.
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