AnaptysBio has announced the termination of its experimental eczema treatment after the drug failed to meet both primary and secondary endpoints in a mid-stage trial. This decision has resulted in a nearly 40% decline in the company's stock price. Concurrently, Q32 Bio has also faced significant setbacks, with its shares dropping approximately 69% following disappointing results from a study of its immune drug. In contrast, Candel has emerged as a leader among biotech gainers, experiencing a nearly 70% increase in stock value due to positive clinical data related to prostate cancer. Other companies such as $CLRB, $ANAB, and $SPRB have also reported declines in their stock prices, reflecting a challenging environment for biotech firms amid recent clinical readouts.
Candel leads biotech gainers amid wave of clinical readouts as prostate cancer data lead to a nearly 70% stock bump; dermatitis data sink Q32 shares $CADL $QTTB $CRDF https://t.co/RXWNx5fqK7
AnaptysBio scraps atopic dermatitis asset after antibody fails to meet all endpoints in ph. 2 https://t.co/8cQDDsns8Y #news #biotech
AnaptysBio said on Wednesday it would end the development of its eczema drug after it failed to meet the main and secondary goals of a mid-stage trial. https://t.co/wVXVw45OMX https://t.co/wVXVw45OMX