Investors Aren't Impressed as Charlie Sheen Reveals He Wants in on Tiny CytoDyn's HIV Drug Trial
It’s not every day you see the CEO of a publicly held biotech company on a daytime talk show with a major celebrity who wants in on a clinical trial, but that’s just what happened on the Dr. Oz show yesterday. Actor Charlie Sheen, who has been documenting his fight against HIV on the show, admitted he made a mistake pursuing an alternative goat-milk based treatment in Mexico and said he would like instead to enroll in a clinical trial of an injectable treatment being developed by CytoDyn, a tiny Vancouver company that trades over-the-counter.
The company’s CEO, Nader Pourhassan, sat next to Sheen on the soundstage and said that if the actor qualifies he’ll be welcome into the trial.
The company’s CEO, Nader Pourhassan, sat next to Sheen on the soundstage and said that if the actor qualifies he’ll be welcome into the trial.