SHENZHEN, China, Dec. 7 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ - Hard to Treat Diseases (HTDS.PK) www.htdsmedical.com is using this opportunity to update its followers on the development of several previously announced events, which remain unresolved and or pending. These are Slavica Biochem's move into the Revenue Mode, Slavica's research expansion and pending EU Stem Cell Bank merger, HTDS' Africa Opportunity, HTDS' Pink Sheets "skull and bones" rankings, and the expected Q4 results.

HTDS and Slavica Biochem plan to start capitalizing on Slavica's research and move from purely Research and Development Mode into a Revenue Mode. Slavica Biochem wants to take full advantage of its research achievements. Its management foresees the first revenues commencing in 2010.

HTDS management also continues due diligence with the EU stem cell company regarding the merger discussions. In the light of these discussions, Slavica is exploring an opportunity to either commence its own stem cell bank, or in a capacity as a consultant - advisor to other European companies venturing in the stem cell marketplace. Both options will afford the company with an opportunity to generate substantial revenues without any dilution.

HTDS management is also exploring the options of expanding Slavica's research activity. This newly discussed project focuses on the methodplogy for treatment of damaged articular cartilage, namely, this medical process, which consists of autologous implantation of in-vitro cultivated chondrocytes (the cartilage-forming cells). This new technique is one of the most important orthopaedic achievements of this century. See Pink Sheets Filing November 24 2009 http://www.pinksheets.com/otciq/ajax/showFinancialReportById.pdf?id=26604

The research team from Slavica Biochem continues discussions for technology sharing with an EU based bio company that already deploys this technology into practice.

HTDS also wants to bring the attention back to the 'Africa Opportunity' filling form October 16, 2009. http://www.pinksheets.com/otciq/ajax/showFinancialReportById.pdf?id=25196

In order to meet the growing demands of the sub-Saharan Africa, the International Finance Corporation (http://www.ifc.org/) estimated that the region's health care, relying strongly on private sector, requires an investment of $25 to $30 billion USD, coming mainly from the US government. HTDS still explores the ways and means as how to prepare and fulfill any potential orders, and estimates its capacities and capabilities in order to capitalize from this opportunity.

Lastly, HTDS is considering to filing a formal complaint with USA regulators regarding the "Skull and Bones" ranking on Pink Sheets, as this ranking restricts certain normal trading activities of the security.

With recently announced contracts and the current contracts pending, which HTDS sees coming to fruition soon, the company expects a strong Q4 finish.

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