The problem, and concern, for me is that Russia is now denying it was plague, but a "pneumonia of unknown origin." cbsnews.com/news/plague-russ…

And we have been transparent about all those factors you listed. So what is your point exactly? You're demanding release of proprietary data that is still being aggregated, incomplete data sets are problematic as we rely on patients to submit reports. And we can't force them to and must wait on their completion, and compliance with the questionnaires rigor requirements. Against my better judgment I will show you patient symptom trajectories that have satisfied rigor requirements. Caveated with it's a partial set as patients are still under treatment, and at differing time point from completion of treatment. So now what Mike, you've seen individual patients showing reversal of severe complications, and now provisional symptom trends post treatment. Plus you know apheresis works. Give us another 6-12 months and the data will be more reflective of the treatment efficacy and longitudinal persistnace. And finally are you going to shut up whining like a petulant child.

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