ssc
2 months ago
Just curious, now that mhtx is worthless and nothing but silence from manny and marv, and imgn has reverse split and abandoned the "human instrument" that manny, marv and sproulx so fervently pitched for over a decade while wiping out those who invested at 20 cents before the r/s, what are the thoughts of rustydog and all the others who attacked, accused, and insulted me as I so truthfully pointed out what was going on here?
Shame on those who couldn't deliver on nano ti and Dr. Flynn's technology. Shame on those who blindly defended them as they fed their lifestyles while the stock prices fell and investments of others slowly disappeared.
ssc
11 months ago
ibx "new" ceo already out the door. Looks like it didn't take him long to see how bad this mess is. And guess who is back in the driver's seat? Good old Lake Tahoe Bobbie. So discontinue the "human instrument" after a decade of wasted time and $millions of wasted money, take share price from 20 cents to near zero, reverse split the shares, hire new ceo to save the day, suffer more embarrassment as new ceo leaves after a few months, and proulx back as ceo. Meanwhile no cash to do any of the things that have been promised going as far back as the original manny and marv scam that began so many years ago.
Any more great videos or articles?
Sparroww
2 years ago
I enjoyed reading this release https://investorhub.imagionbiosystems.com/announcements/4372071
A little too late for me as I sold my position, with a new CEO, this may be worth looking at in the future.. as usual Bob creates press release that can bore folks to sleep.. so here is a simple explanation.
Imagion Biosystems, a company dedicated to earlier cancer detection, said that they've achieved their goals for their first clinical study, the MagSense® HER2 breast cancer Phase 1 study, and are preparing to close the study by July 31, 2023.
What does this mean?
Well, they've developed this cool, new technology that can help change how we use MRI to spot cancer. It's like a special contrast agent that makes it easier to see cancer on an MRI image. Some independent experts in radiology checked out their work and agree that it's really promising!
So what's next?
With the success of this study, Imagion is now set to prepare a submission for a larger, multi-site Phase 2 trial in the U.S., which they hope to start by the end of 2023 or early 2024. But before they do that, they'll be making more of their special MagSense® HER2 imaging agent and completing some additional studies following the FDA's guidance.
They also plan to recruit a few more patients to test a new method of imaging after the cancerous nodes have been removed from the body. This might help them to correlate MRI findings with pathology in the upcoming Phase 2 study.
All this will take time and Lot$$$ of money and probably further dilution.
Good luck to all those still in the stock.
rustydog62
2 years ago
Investors update
Newsletter Highlights:
Clinical data and expert review triggers commercial partner outreach efforts
MRI utility drives new IP and AI/ML efforts
Upcoming events and a recap on key media coverage
A Message From the CEO
As we noted in our 2022 Annual Report, last year was a momentous year having reported results from the first cohort of subjects in the MagSense® HER2 Phase 1 study at a global breast cancer meeting and presenting our prostate cancer imaging agent at an imaging conference.
That momentum has continued in the first quarter of this year with the independent review we reported at the beginning of February and the recent news of our communications with the FDA related to our plans to file an IND and proceed with a multi-site study in the U.S. for the MagSense® HER2 imaging agent.
In this newsletter, we are pleased to share some of the additional activities we are undertaking to keep the momentum going.
We look forward to keeping all our stakeholders apprised of the work we are doing to change the way we look at cancer with our MagSense® molecular imaging technology.
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Strategic Partnering Data Room
Our MagSense® imaging agents could be the first-of-its-kind molecular imaging solution for MRI. By changing current practice in medical imaging to include the sensitive and selective detection of cancer cells without using radiation, Imagionβs technology could significantly improve cancer diagnosis and patient care.
Now that our MagSense® imaging agent for HER2 breast cancer detection is progressing towards Phase 2 and our technology is showing positive preclinical results in other areas of high unmet need, including prostate cancer and ovarian cancer, we have a substantial value proposition for the medical imaging sector and are now well-placed to initiate discussions around strategic options with potential commercial partners. Our current pipeline represents a projected global market opportunity of ~ $5Billion* for Imagion and our partner(s).
To facilitate the process, we have established a secure data room where we can share confidential information related to the MagSense® HER2 program as well as our growing pipeline of imaging agents and will begin outreach programs to potential partners in an effort to gauge market interest in our technology.
Parties interested in partnering with Imagion to commercialize our MagSense® molecular imaging technology can contact us via partnering@imagionbio.com.
* Total available market estimates based on market data of current testing and a projected MagSense® price of $1200.
MRI Utility Drives New Areas for IP and Analytics
Data from the MagSense® HER2 Phase 1 study and internal R&D programs have opened new opportunities for Imagion to file for intellectual property and are driving efforts to investigate how analytical methods in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) might be applied to improve the clinical utility of the MagSense® imaging tests.
A provisional patent application has been filed related to the image pattern(s) associated with presence of the MagSense® targeted imaging agent. This new IP would extend our proprietary position for our magnetic nanoparticles across both magnetic relaxometry and magnetic resonance imaging, providing broader protection against other imaging agents that might try to replicate targeted detection by MRI. While there is no guarantee that the patent will issue, the new IP would provide significant value to Imagion and its commercial partners, carving out a unique space in the medical imaging landscape.
Additionally, the Company has initiated a project with a 3rd party with expertise in image analysis methods including AI and ML, to determine if algorithmic solutions could be applied to the MRI scans resulting from a MagSense® test to improve interpretability. Data from the Phase 1 study has informed the initial investigations and the Company is now looking into how algorithmic solutions may help drive improvements in image acquisition in the Phase 2 study. If algorithmic solutions can be applied, it would open the opportunity for the MagSense® imaging agents to be sold with an associated Software as a Medical Device (SaaMD) solution to aid radiologists in the interpretation of the MagSense® test results.
Since all MagSense® targeted imaging agents use the same underlying magnetic nanoparticle technology, the Company would look to apply the intellectual property and image analysis solutions broadly across the portfolio of MagSense® nanoparticle imaging agents.