Tag: BTI.V
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![Bioasis Technologies (BTI.V): To Invest or Not?]()
Bioasis Technologies (BTI.V): To Invest or Not?
For generations, people have suffered from brain cancers, neurodegenerative diseases, and metabolic disorders, and most drugs haven’t been optimized to deliver the right amount of dosage to the brain. One reason for that is the blood-brain barrier. That’s why in this episode, we take a look at Bioasis Technologies (TSX.V: BTI) (OTCQB: BIOAF). Their proprietary…
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![Bioasis Technologies (BTI.V): First Glance With Jody Vance (Ep 62)]()
Bioasis Technologies (BTI.V): First Glance With Jody Vance (Ep 62)
Dr. Mario Saltarelli, Director of Bioasis Technologies (BTI.V) talks about the company’s ground-breaking xB3 platform which allows therapeutic drugs to pass through the seemingly impenetrable blood-brain barrier, providing an effective treatment methodology for such neurological disorders as Alzheimer’s disease, Lewy Body Dementia and Parkinson’s. In short, Bioasis’ final frontier solution could very well revolutionize medical…
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![Bioasis Technologies (BTI.V) and The Lind Partners come to financing deal]()
Bioasis Technologies (BTI.V) and The Lind Partners come to financing deal
Bioasis Technologies (BTI.V) entered into a convertible security financing earlier this week with New-York based investment management firm, Lind Global Macro Fund, a subsidiary of The Lind Partners, according to a press release. The terms of the agreement give Bioasis the ability to issue convertible securities up to $10 million with proceeds going to general…
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![Bioasis Technologies (BTI.V) and the painful price of private sector science]()
Bioasis Technologies (BTI.V) and the painful price of private sector science
Science isn’t cheap. Overhead for scientific based companies is usually sky high for a reason. It’s not just keeping the lights on, or making sure everyone from the CEO to the janitorial staff get paid on time, although that’s part of it. It’s revolving costs in equipment, other forms of capital—like human capital—the average science…
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![Bioasis Technologies (TXSV:BTI | OTCQB:BIOAF): biopharma dark horse in the making]()
Bioasis Technologies (TXSV:BTI | OTCQB:BIOAF): biopharma dark horse in the making
The New York Times went viral (shocker) in 2015 with their article covering psychologist Arthur Aron’s study on 36 questions that lead to love. #6 is the following: “If you were able to live to the age of 90 and retain either the mind or body of a 30-year-old for the last 60 years of…
