Ray Dalio and Elamipretide

[keepontruckin]

Interesting that The Ray Dalio bought Alexion Pharmaceuticals in the last quarter. I think they are involved in the making of Elamipretide (ss-31)

https://www.thestreet.com/investing...dgewater-added-in-the-fourth-quarter-14873429

https://mitochondrialdiseasenews.co...to-option-for-co-development-of-elamipretide/

 

[consuegra]

Interesting that The Ray Dalio bought Alexion Pharmaceuticals in the last quarter. I think they are involved in the making of Elamipretide (ss-31)

https://www.thestreet.com/investing...dgewater-added-in-the-fourth-quarter-14873429

https://mitochondrialdiseasenews.co...to-option-for-co-development-of-elamipretide/

Elamipretide supposedly has or will finish its stage 3 trial this month. I imagine the results will be made known in the next couple of months. The outstanding question is whether Elamipretide will help any ME patients.

Chris

 

[Possibly James May]

Looks liked the phase 3 trial was a bust.
https://www.biospace.com/article/stealth-bio-s-elamipretide-flunks-mitochondrial-myopathy-trial/

 

[godlovesatrier]

I've just found this article online. Such a shame that it hasn't worked in excercise induced scenarios. Especially after Ron Davis noted its performance in Vitro. Maybe this means it would be useful for getting people more mobile but would do nothing for excercise intolerance? Who knows. Real shame though.