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Stilring Products 100% Success with New TB Drug Trial

Friday, April 17th, 2009

Australian healthcare company Stirling Products (STI) is pleased to advise that the key study results of this recent trial confirmed a complete cure of all XDR TB patients supplemented with the botanical immunotherapy product, Immunoxel which demonstrated 100% effectiveness and reduced treatment duration to less than 4 months in all patients as opposed to the general 18-24 months of treatment with standard TB drugs. 

Mr. Volodymyr Pylypchuk Director of Ekomed, the product licensor said, “The immune intervention developed by us can not only shorten treatment time and costs drastically but also save countless lives. Our study conducted in Ukraine shows that we can offer a practical solution to the current global TB crisis. We are now planning independent studies in Asia and Africa with the specific aim to use much larger patient population which will support our findings.” 

www.stirlingproducts.net

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Southern Bluefin Tuna Cause Jump in Share Price

Thursday, March 19th, 2009

As a consequence of a 38% increase in the company’s share price on Monday 16 March 2009 Clean Seas Tuna Limited (CSS) initiated a trading halt in its shares to ensure all shareholders are equally informed on the progress of the Tuna propagation program. 

The company reports that its trials are consistently achieving high levels of quality fertilised eggs and larvae for propagation, and that forward planning for commercialisation of Southern Bluefin Tuna has now commenced.

Shareholders are again cautioned regarding the risks in this complex research and development phase. We are, however, optimistic that our team can replicate the production of large quantities of larvae for future commercialisation. 

Trials are ongoing and a further update will be provided to the market on approximately 30 April 2009, when we hope to confirm the production of viable Southern Bluefin Tuna fingerlings. 

http://www.cleanseastuna.com.au

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