Mohit khera told me today that it’s been accepted for publication and will be out within 2 weeks.
Here we go again…
Straight from Khera about 30 mins ago…
“Already accepted for publication. I expect the EPUB version to be out in the next couple weeks”.
Mohit Khera, MD
Do you know if the plan is still for a two part release?
The abstract of one study from them is already available online
Hopefully, Khera is saying the genome expression analysis is to publish soon
Thanks man. Interesting stuff.
This appears to be a summary of Khera’s presentation from the SMSNA conference last year. It’s published in a supplement to a Journal of Sexual Medicine issue.
We’ll have to wait to see what they end up publishing. I don’t think this is part one of their study because it doesn’t appear to be peer-reviewed and its not even a full page. You can see the conclusion by looking at the next section (#125).
Yes, I think I may have used too strong a word in “published”. The abstract of that publication has been available online since September 2019
Axolotl gave some clarity over the “two part” confusion here
sorry, im super tired right now and confused
so neither part 1 or 2 are published, but we hope that the full thing gets published in the next few weeks?
thanks a lot
Donde se encuentra? Gracias.
Is this the Baylor Study? https://www.pfsfoundation.org/news/penile-vascular-abnormalities-found-in-majority-of-pfs-patients-in-baylor-college-of-medicine-study/
Looks like to me…
That is study 1. Study 2 deals with epigenetics and has an unknown publish date.
Yeah, but this is published now, and for the epigenetics study will have to wait 10 years more
Its ridiculous it took that long for that bullshit of a study to be posted makes 0 sense
“Since two of the PFS patients (8%) committed suicide during or after the research period, Khera suggests that “psychiatric side effects and the risks of finasteride use in patients with a history of psychiatric disorders should be investigated further…” Who said they had a history of psychiatric disorders? They did?
I agree this quite upsetting. Seems like he’s pointing at underlying mental illness when its not required at all for this to end someone. I guess it doesn’t help but it just sounds like things drugs companies use to justify themselves. It causes mental illness, not just amplifies whats already there.
OK, I am wondering why after the release of the Baylor study there is such a silence here on this website? I mean, so many years of anticipation and then all of a sudden silence, like nothing happened.