28. Patience is one of the differences between life science and property development
I
read with relief that the irresponsible touting of hydroxychloroquine as a
miracle coronavirus remedy by Trump and his acolytes has ceased after the drug
was shown to have, if anything, a detrimental effect to survival chances in a
retrospective clinical trial. Trump was enthusiastic about early evidence and
could not help himself. Those who work in life science know that every single
day, new treatments and tests against all kind of conditions show promise. Most
of them fall by the wayside during the stringent marketing regulatory approval
process designed to agree the ethics of their use and to establish their safety
and efficacy. An early, anecdotal article on promise is no more than an attempt
by the scientific team to inform of the potential and attract some funding,
echoed by media looking to produce some content. Patience is needed. This I can
imagine is hard to understand for a property developer with a rich dad, whose patience muscle has probably not had enough exercise
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