Examples of thelatter include the history of two oncology drugs, in the same class as Cytolin,that are now mainstream cancer treatments: Avastin from Genentech (EBS: DNA) andErbitux from Imclone (NasdaqGS: IMCL) Allen D. Allen, CytoDyn`s CEO, tells viewers that even if researchers hadalready discovered cures for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (Lou Gehrig`sDisease), cystic fibrosis, scleroderma, and other serious diseases, it would bedecades before those drugs were available, and we might never know about them,because of the many obstacles that impede and prevent new drug development. The documentary, which is not yet titled, is being produced by Evolution Mediaof Burbank, California, a full-service production company that has been knownfor innovative programming since 1987. Evolution produces network and cable TVprogramming, promos, documentaries, children’s and educational programming, mainand end titles, and corporate media. Their credits include “The Real Housewivesof Orange County.” The release date for the CytoDyn documentary is pending. This press release contains forward-looking statements that are not historicalfacts.
CytoDyn`s management makes forward-looking statements concerning theCompany’s expected future operations, performance and other developments. Theseforward-looking statements are necessarily estimates based upon currentinformation and projections and involve a number of risks and uncertainties,including but not limited to, the failure of preliminary results from clinicalstudies to reflect the results from more comprehensive studies. There can be noassurance that such risks and uncertainties, or other factors, will not affectthe accuracy of such forward-looking statements. It is impossible to identifyall the factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from thoseestimated by CytoDyn.
They include, but are not limited to, governmentregulation, managing and maintaining growth, victimization by white-collaroffenders, and the effects of adverse publicity, litigation, competition, andother factors that may be identified from time to time in the Company’sannouncements. Photos/Multimedia Gallery Available: http://, Inc.Corinne Allen, 1-505-988-5520 Copyright Business Wire 2009. ARLINGTON, Va.–(Business Wire)–A new, independent report released today by the National Apartment Associationprojects demand for $1.1 trillion in new apartment buildings by 2030, andestimates that homeownership in the U.S could decline 8 percentage points ormore, bringing U.S. homeownership rates more in alignment with Europeancountries. This report attributes the decline in homeownership and rise inapartment living to a growing immigrant population, Y Generation households anda shift to more urban lifestyles that necessitate higher density residentialoptions Homeownership levels in the U.S. reached a crescendo in the 1970s, declinedthroughout the 1980s, and began rising again in the late 1990s. Today, nearly 68percent of Americans own their homes, according to the author of the reportChristopher E Lee, President of CEL & Associates, Inc and Special Advisor toNAA.
“A number of factors are aligning to create a significant shift in U.S. housingtrends, bringing us nearer to a European model, where homeownership tends to bebelow 60 percent,” Lee said. The report projects the apartment renting population in the U.S. will grow bymore than 10 million in the next 10 years, affecting public infrastructure, taxrevenues, and the job market.
To obtain a copy of the report and more information about NAA visit: Y Creates DemandNearly 85 million U.S citizens are considered part of Generation Y. Thisgeneration prefers urban living over suburban, and often does not have enoughsavings or income to buy a home. Currently, 57 percent of those under age 34 rent, and of those under age 45, 46percent rent. By 2010 nearly 107 million people will be in the 18-44 age range(prime renters).