Curious when this interview is supposed to be coming out. Updates are always nice to quell a troubled mind.
Histogen Update - Spencer Kobren Speaks With Dr. Craig L. Ziering
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A California federal judge on Monday tossed infringement claims by skin care company SkinMedica Inc., ruling that regenerative medicine maker Histogen Inc.'s ReGenica products do not infringe SkinMedica's patents for anti-aging skin products.
It appears the lawsuit against Histogen has been dismissed. It was expected after they won the patent ruling in June, but still great news. Hopefully they can get on with raising funds now.
Of course now SkinMedica may still appeal and screw us all over for another year or so. Histogen cannot raise money and cannot progress HSC with the threat of litigation hanging over them.
SkinMedica's CEO might do well to keep away from any large groups of balding men and women in future, cause he won't be popular for pulling this stunt. I notice he's got pretty much a full head of hair...Comment
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http://www.law360.com/health/article...re-patent-suit
It appears the lawsuit against Histogen has been dismissed. It was expected after they won the patent ruling in June, but still great news. Hopefully they can get on with raising funds now.
Of course now SkinMedica may still appeal and screw us all over for another year or so. Histogen cannot raise money and cannot progress HSC with the threat of litigation hanging over them.
SkinMedica's CEO might do well to keep away from any large groups of balding men and women in future, cause he won't be popular for pulling this stunt. I notice he's got pretty much a full head of hair...Comment
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Histogen has already secured funding from investors for the phase I/II clinical trial of HSC. I believe it was 10 or 15 million USD. They released that info on their website quite a while back.Comment
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Is there anything we can do to be proactive in this situation? Or is it more of a sit on the sidelines type of thing?Comment
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As far as the lawsuit goes Histogen seems to be winning every step of the way. There's no reason to be alarmed over a potential appeal at the moment.Comment
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Of course, but the tiny detail you seem to be skipping over is that they're not at phase III. If they can prove that the results from their safety trial can be effectively repeated, and perhaps even strengthen those results, then they will have no problem attracting investors for phase III when the time comes.
I personally think this has already pushed Histogen back months, perhaps as much as a year. It also very nearly pushed the company into bankruptcy. Sure they managed to raise the $10M but we don't know what concessions they had to make to secure it - they could have had to offer sweeter terms than they would otherwise have needed.
As far as the lawsuit goes Histogen seems to be winning every step of the way. There's no reason to be alarmed over a potential appeal at the moment.
Anyway assuming there's no appeal, what Histogen need to do right now is pick up the phone and CALL SPENCER!Comment
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Thats only one thing they have to do, they should not only call Spencer, they should go the smart way and involve the hair loss community in theri process.
This would give Histogen another Protection Shield for possible problems. Its esential, so they should pull their heads out of their asses and work with the community or independent BlogsComment
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This reminds me of petulant children on a long drive asking their parents "are we there yet - are we there yet" every 5 minutes.
I'm sure when there is new news they will tell us. I personally don't want them wasting their precious time answering and re answering and then re answering again all our desperate questions on this forum - I want them to be stress free at their offices solving the hair loss problem for us!!!
...and then when they do it... then for them to say "guys here it is - sorry it took so long... but you try and make a ****ing solution for baldness" :PComment
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