Will this save us?
Slide 22 just switching topics a little bit; there's been a lot of data suggesting that the some of the mechanistic effects of VASCEPA could help for either preventing or treating COVID-19 patients. We've had various studies proposed and work via our clinical team and various investigators, one of those in Canada. The CardioLink-9 study has completed successfully. Studies in Argentina and studies at Kaiser in California are ongoing. We're looking forward to those additional results. Some of the docs involved with the Canadian study would argue that the results of what we showed it were strong enough to pursue use for the drug today. It argued too is better than remdesivir. But with-- it's not a vaccine, it's a therapeutic just for clarity. But with additional data coming we think it's better to wait for that additional data and then to better assess with that as to whether VASCEPA becomes an appropriate treatment for COVID patients for prevention and treatment, treatment along with COVID or potentially other infectious diseases.
Slide 22 just switching topics a little bit; there's been a lot of data suggesting that the some of the mechanistic effects of VASCEPA could help for either preventing or treating COVID-19 patients. We've had various studies proposed and work via our clinical team and various investigators, one of those in Canada. The CardioLink-9 study has completed successfully. Studies in Argentina and studies at Kaiser in California are ongoing. We're looking forward to those additional results. Some of the docs involved with the Canadian study would argue that the results of what we showed it were strong enough to pursue use for the drug today. It argued too is better than remdesivir. But with-- it's not a vaccine, it's a therapeutic just for clarity. But with additional data coming we think it's better to wait for that additional data and then to better assess with that as to whether VASCEPA becomes an appropriate treatment for COVID patients for prevention and treatment, treatment along with COVID or potentially other infectious diseases.