The Phase III B301 study of Allergy Therapeutics’ (AIM: AGY) novel birch allergoid candidate has missed its primary endpoint.
By mid-morning in London on Monday, shares in the UK-based allergy vaccine specialist were down almost 45%.
The data show that there was no statistically-significant difference between the active and placebo arms in the primary endpoint of a combined symptom medication score averaged over the peak birch pollen season.
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