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24/05/18
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Just playing with some of the figures from today's presentation.
In the benchmark study 41% of patients fully healed.
In our current one it's currently 53%.
If we assume in our study that the placebo's third is similar to the benchmark study, then the two thirds on our drug have a full healing rate of 60%.
60% compared to 41% is nearly a 50% improvement over the benchmark, which is a hugely statistically significant benefit.
ok, there is the assumption that the placebo mirrors the benchmark result - but that's all we have to go on at the moment.
Cheers
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