Neurodegenerative disease specialist company Clene (Nasdaq: CLNN) closed 28% lower after Monday’s trading.
This reaction followed the firm’s top-line study results in the Healey ALS Platform trial of CNM-Au8, an investigational gold nanocrystal suspension, in participants with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS).
CNM-Au8 is one of a number of investigational products being tested against a shared placebo group in people living with ALS in the Healey ALS Platform trial.
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