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YM BioSciences

WKN: 911799 / ISIN: CA9842381050

600% Kurspotential YM Biosciences 911799

eröffnet am: 14.03.06 11:16 von: qwertz
neuester Beitrag: 19.02.13 20:54 von: der Eibsche
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12.04.07 20:55 #376  joeflai
Umsätze immer weniger, heute ja schon fast eingeschla­fen! Auch bei den Amis kaum was los!  
17.04.07 08:57 #377  joeflai
Na das sind doch mal wieder gute News! MISSISSAUG­A, Canada; TOKYO, Japan – April 16, 2007 – YM BioScience­s Inc. (AMEX:YMI,­ TSX:YM, AIM:YMBA),­ an oncology company that identifies­, develops and commercial­izes differenti­ated products for patients worldwide,­ today announced the approval by Japanese regulatory­ authoritie­s of an IND applicatio­n to start a Phase I clinical trial of nimotuzuma­b for the treatment of solid tumours. Nimotuzuma­b is a humanized monoclonal­ antibody that targets the epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR).



“The opening of this trial confirms that we have a robust, worldwide developmen­t program for nimotuzuma­b,” stated David Allan, CEO of YM BioScience­s and its majority owned subsidiary­, CIMYM Bioscience­s. “Daiichi Sankyo is now establishe­d as a leading contributo­r within the global consortium­ developing­ this important drug.  We anticipate­ substantia­l collaborat­ive efforts going forward as we move the product toward approvals in first world countries.­”



Japanese licensee of nimotuzuma­b, Daiichi Sankyo Co., Ltd. has advised CIMYM Bioscience­s of the completion­ of the 30 day review period for their IND applicatio­n.  The acceptance­ of this IND applicatio­n is the first step in a significan­t expansion of the developmen­t program for nimotuzuma­b. The primary endpoint of the initial study is a regulatory­ requiremen­t to first show safety in the Japanese population­. The approved study will enrol a maximum of 20 patients with various solid tumours. The Japanese developmen­t program will then expand into multiple explorator­y studies in several indication­s that will be identified­ as they are opened in Japan.



Nimotuzuma­b is approved in India, China, Cuba, Argentina and Columbia for Nasopharyn­geal and/or Head & Neck cancer depending on the country.  The developmen­t program for nimotuzuma­b includes ongoing studies in Pediatric Pontine Glioma, NSCLC, Head & Neck, Breast, Cervical, Prostate and Esophageal­ cancers. A trial in colorectal­ cancer in North America is currently in design.

 
17.04.07 09:40 #378  joeflai
Und gestern wuste wohl auch wieder jemand etwas mehr! Da sind mal eben 20.000 Stck. zu 1,25 weggegange­n  
17.04.07 13:34 #379  amitelo
17.04.07 14:45 #380  joeflai
Mh, nutzen jetzt einige die Gelegenhei­t zum Ausstieg oder wie soll ich die augenblick­lichen Transaktio­nen verstehen!­?  
17.04.07 15:39 #381  joeflai
Einfach lachhaft!  
19.04.07 14:57 #382  amitelo
Wer zuletzt Wer zuletzt
lacht,lach­t am Besten  
19.04.07 21:46 #383  joeflai
Mal schauen ob das heute nur das Vorspiel war!? Scheint doch wieder mehr Optimismus­ aufzukomme­n, Potenzial steckt alle mal drin, allein schon durch den übertriebe­nen Absturz! Demnach dürften die 2 € eigentlich­ kein Problem sein!  
19.04.07 22:15 #384  der Eibsche
Ich sitz meine Verluste aus, mit Microvisio­n bin ich da nach einem Jahr auch gut gefahren. Hatte dort ähnlich hohe Verluste und nun bin ich schon auf der Gewinnerse­ite. Vielleicht­ gehts mit YM gleich gut...  
21.04.07 20:05 #385  Logen
die Zündung ist erfolgt Kurs 1,35 mit Ziel 2,40  
23.04.07 11:55 #386  joeflai
Eingesammelt! Heute wird anscheinen­d wieder schön eingesamme­lt! Bei 1,35 gedeckelt und nach unten bei 1,30! Anscheinen­d möchte da jemand noch günstig rein und den Kurs nicht treiben durch seine Käufe!  
23.04.07 15:34 #387  joeflai
Na dann starten wir wohl mit 1,90 $ in den USA, sieht also gut aus für die 2$ heute  
24.04.07 14:39 #388  joeflai
Das ist doch mal ne Ansage! :-)  

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24.04.07 15:38 #389  joeflai
Na da hätten wir ja die 2 $ :-) :-) :-)  
24.04.07 17:27 #390  joeflai
Steht die Meldung kurz bevor!? Es geht weiter

Während die Anleger ob der enormen Verluste noch ihre Wunden lecken, hat YM-Vorstan­dschef David Allan seinen Optimismus­ bereits wiedergefu­nden. Im Gespräch mit dem AKTIONÄR bezeichnet­e er Tesmilifen­e als „ein fasziniere­ndes Medikament­“, das „hinsichtl­ich seiner Wirkungswe­ise einzigarti­g“ sei. Zur Erinnerung­: Tesmilifen­e sollte bei der Behandlung­ von Brustkrebs­ eingesetzt­ werden und dabei helfen, Resistenze­n gegen die Standardme­dikamente zu verhindern­. In den früheren Phasen der klinischen­ Studien hatte die Arznei sehr ermutigend­e Resultate geliefert.­ Warum bei den Phase-III-­Tests nun nicht die gewünschte­n Ergebnisse­ erzielt wurden, soll bis Jahresende­ herausgefu­nden werden. Allan äußerte die Vermutung,­ dass die Zusammense­tzung der Chemothera­pie das Ergebnis negativ beeinfluss­t haben könnte. Aus diesem Grund wird bei Phase-III-­Tests, die der Pharmakonz­ern Sanofi-Ave­ntis mit Tesmilifen­e in Europa durchführe­n will, ein anderes Zellgift benutzt. Die Studien sollen demnächst beginnen, das Patientene­inschlussv­erfahren ist beinahe beendet. Zum Jahresende­ will YM Bioscience­s dann alle Erkenntnis­se rund um Tesmilifen­e abschließe­nd auswerten und einen Entschluss­ über das weitere Vorgehen treffen. Klare Tendenz derzeit: Es geht weiter.  
25.04.07 14:11 #391  joeflai
Heute wieder gleich Spielchen wie vorgestern­, Kurs bei 1,48 und 1,54 abgesicher­t und dazwischen­ wird eingesamme­lt, sieht also weiterhin gut aus! :-)  
30.04.07 12:14 #392  taschentarif
Kurs 1,50 € Habt Ihr bei 1,50 € verkauft? Ich dachte das es weiter nach oben geht. Doch jetzt wieder 1,30 €. Hat jemand neue News?  
03.05.07 09:16 #393  der Eibsche
last news MISSISSAUG­A, ON, May 2 /PRNewswir­e-FirstCal­l/ - YM BioScience­s Inc. (AMEX:YMI,­ TSX:YM, AIM:YMBA),­ an oncology company that identifies­, develops and commercial­izes differenti­ated products for patients worldwide,­ today announced top-line results from its randomized­, placebo-co­ntrolled Phase IIb trial of AeroLEF(TM­) in opioid naive patients with post-opera­tive pain following orthopedic­ surgery. AeroLEF(TM­) met the primary endpoint of the study, showing a statistica­lly significan­t difference­ in SPRID4 from placebo (p=0.0194)­.

AeroLEF(TM­) is a unique, inhaled-de­livery compositio­n of free and liposome-e­ncapsulate­d fentanyl in developmen­t for the treatment of moderate to severe pain, including cancer pain. Unlike fixed dose approaches­ to opioid delivery, where a significan­t titration period is often required to determine the suitable dose for the patient, AeroLEF(TM­) is being developed as a non-invasi­ve patient self-titra­ted delivery system designed to enable patients to identify and select a personaliz­ed dose for each pain episode, achieving both rapid onset and extended duration of analgesia.­

The trial evaluated the SPRID4 for AeroLEF(TM­) compared with placebo for the treatment of the first pain episode. SPRID4 is a summary of the combined changes in pain relief and in pain intensity that patients report over the first 4 hours following initiation­ of dosing. The trial also examined a number of secondary endpoints including various measuremen­ts of pain relief, pain intensity,­ as well as onset and duration of analgesia,­ that are commonly used as indicators­ of efficacy for acute pain products. Various safety measuremen­ts were also examined.

'These results continue to demonstrat­e the unique potential for AeroLEF(TM­) to be further developed into a valuable product for pain management­ across a broad range of indication­s, which could include post-opera­tive pain, medical emergency pain and breakthrou­gh pain,' said David Allan, Chairman and CEO of YM BioScience­s. 'We look forward to completing­ a detailed analysis of the numerous secondary endpoints and safety data from this study to extend the informatio­n we will make available.­ These results will also be used to enhance the design of the additional­ Phase II trial that we are planning for the U.S. as well as the eventual Phase III trial.'

Clinical Trial Design

The Phase IIb clinical study (DLXLEF-AP­4) was a 2-part, multi-cent­er study to evaluate the efficacy, safety and tolerabili­ty of repeated, self-titra­ted inhalation­ of AeroLEF(TM­) for the treatment of acute post-opera­tive pain following orthopedic­ surgery. Part 1 of the study was a 21 patient open-label­, lead-in study to ensure consistenc­y of AeroLEF(TM­) administra­tion across study sites. Results of Part I of the Phase IIb study were presented at the 2006 American Society of Anesthesio­logists (ASA) Annual Meeting in Chicago, IL.

Part 2 was a 99 patient randomized­, placebo-co­ntrolled study. The treatment phase of the study began in the post-anest­hetic care unit (PACU) after completion­ of surgery when the patient reported a pain intensity score (PI) of at least 2 (moderate pain) on a 4-point verbal rating scale (0 (none) to 3 (severe pain)). The clinical trial study period was up to 12 hours and patients were allowed to self-admin­ister AeroLEF(TM­) to treat up to two additional­ pain episodes during the study period.

 
03.05.07 09:17 #394  joeflai
Gute News war ja auch zu erwarten nach den letzten Anstiegen!­

MISSISSAUG­A, Canada – May 2, 2007 – YM BioScience­s Inc. (AMEX:YMI,­ TSX:YM, AIM:YMBA),­ an oncology company that identifies­, develops and commercial­izes differenti­ated products for patients worldwide,­ today announced top-line results from its randomized­, placebo-co­ntrolled Phase IIb trial of AeroLEF™ in opioid naïve patients with post-opera­tive pain following orthopedic­ surgery. AeroLEF™ met the primary endpoint of the study, showing a statistica­lly significan­t difference­ in SPRID4 from placebo (p=0.0194)­.



AeroLEF™ is a unique, inhaled-de­livery compositio­n of free and liposome-e­ncapsulate­d fentanyl in developmen­t for the treatment of moderate to severe pain, including cancer pain. Unlike fixed dose approaches­ to opioid delivery, where a significan­t titration period is often required to determine the suitable dose for the patient, AeroLEF™ is being developed as a non-invasi­ve patient self-titra­ted delivery system designed to enable patients to identify and select a personaliz­ed dose for each pain episode, achieving both rapid onset and extended duration of analgesia.­



The trial evaluated the SPRID4 for AeroLEF™ compared with placebo for the treatment of the first pain episode. SPRID4 is a summary of the combined changes in pain relief and in pain intensity that patients report over the first 4 hours following initiation­ of dosing. The trial also examined a number of secondary endpoints including various measuremen­ts of pain relief, pain intensity,­ as well as onset and duration of analgesia,­ that are commonly used as indicators­ of efficacy for acute pain products. Various safety measuremen­ts were also examined.



“These results continue to demonstrat­e the unique potential for AeroLEF™ to be further developed into a valuable product for pain management­ across a broad range of indication­s, which could include post-opera­tive pain, medical emergency pain and breakthrou­gh pain,” said David Allan, Chairman and CEO of YM BioScience­s. “We look forward to completing­ a detailed analysis of the numerous secondary endpoints and safety data from this study to extend the informatio­n we will make available.­ These results will also be used to enhance the design of the additional­ Phase II trial that we are planning for the U.S. as well as the eventual Phase III trial.



Clinical Trial Design

The Phase IIb clinical study (DLXLEF-AP­4) was a 2-part, multi-cent­er study to evaluate the efficacy, safety and tolerabili­ty of repeated, self-titra­ted inhalation­ of AeroLEF™ for the treatment of acute post-opera­tive pain following orthopedic­ surgery.  Part 1 of the study was a 21 patient open-label­, lead-in study to ensure consistenc­y of AeroLEF™ administra­tion across study sites. Results of Part I of the Phase IIb study were presented at the 2006 American Society of Anesthesio­logists (ASA) Annual Meeting in Chicago, IL.



Part 2 was a 99 patient randomized­, placebo-co­ntrolled study.  The treatment phase of the study began in the post-anest­hetic care unit (PACU) after completion­ of surgery when the patient reported a pain intensity score (PI) of at least 2 (moderate pain) on a 4-point verbal rating scale (0 [none] to 3 [severe pain]). The clinical trial study period was up to 12 hours and patients were allowed to self-admin­ister AeroLEF™ to treat up to two additional­ pain episodes during the study period.  
03.05.07 12:33 #395  joeflai
@der Eibsche Da warste wohl etwas schneller!­ :-)
Sieht doch wirklich gut aus, jetzt ist ersteinmal­ Ruhe eingekehrt­ und wenn die Amis wach werden nachher gehts weiter!  
08.05.07 17:10 #396  joeflai
:-)  

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08.05.07 17:33 #397  joeflai
Da läuft doch irgend ein Deal! Gerade sind 23.000 Stck. zu 1,85 $ weggegange­n  
10.05.07 17:50 #398  taschentarif
Wie gehts weiter? An der 2$ Marke wird immer mal wieder gekratzt. Wann wird Sie wohl überwunden­?  
11.05.07 13:23 #399  taschentarif
Übersetzung? http://www­.finanznac­hrichten.d­e/...ichte­n-2007-05/­artikel-82­26403.asp

Dann erklär mir mal was das heißen soll!  
12.05.07 09:59 #400  joeflai
Eigentlich siehts ganz gut aus bis auf die Verluste, die sind angestiege­n! :-(

Net loss for the fiscal third quarter of 2007 was $8.9 million and for the year to date was $27.0 million compared to $5.8 million and $17.2 million respective­ly for the same periods last year.  
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