Originally posted by triage Given that this trial began at the...

Originally posted by triage

Given that this trial began at the end of July and the subjects were to use the trial product or the placebo for something like 80 days (?) the first completed results should now be in, yes?. Does anyone with knowledge of this type of testing know how much visibility the company would already have to these completed results seeing that the tests were double blind? You sometimes hear of these trials being called off early because the results coming in were so bad so I suppose the team running such trials must be able to see the results as they come in.

I would expect some form of interim report well before the trial's scheduled conclusion in the June quarter next year. Could we expect something soon or is early next year more likely.

TIA​

Usually it means appointing an independent agency to review the data and report on the safety/tolerability of BTX1503 as the trial is double blinded and disclosing what’s what may void the trial integrity.The best hint on the ongoings completing the 12 weeks is going to be some leakage on the data ( mums and dads finding out their teens got peachy faces). BF: May people speaks with true tongue: people may end up looking back at this retrace and regret not buying in.