UK biotech Circassia Pharmaceuticals (LSE: CIR) has seen its house dust mite allergy field study go the same way as its failed cat allergy trial.
Shares in the respiratory disease specialist were worth 2% less by lunchtime on Tuesday at £100.94 after the company announced top-line results from the investigational house dust mite allergy immunotherapy Phase IIb field study.
The findings were that both the active treatment and placebo greatly reduced subjects’ allergy symptoms and rescue medication use.
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