| kathleen 2005-09-28, 9:42 am |
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mockingbird wrote:
> one thing I'm not understanding kathleen, maybe you have an
> answer...why didn't fikrig et al. try to market the fla41 test? It
> seems to me that anyone who came up with a very accurate test for
> borrelial infection would stand to make $$$millions...
There is no profit in finding Lyme.
Because then you have to treat it.
The test would be maybe 50 bucks.
Ceftriaxone is $15,000 a month.
Plus, LymeRIX was Yale's vaccine patent, and
they also intended to make millions in royalties
from vaccines for *all* TBDs, as well as getting all
the busines into L2 Diagnostics from the whole
country, where they could identify new diseases
and new disease susceptibilities (Agilix).
It's simple math.
And FDA is incompetent and corrupt, as is
the CDC.
Yale is now making a tick saliva vaccine
because they knew there could never be a vaccine
for Lyme.
Kathleen
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