More gloomy news from Finch Therapeutics (Nasdaq: FNCH), as the microbiome company announced it would scrap the Phase III PRISM4 trial of its recurrent C. difficile infection (CDI) candidate CP101.
Stock in the company has been in a downward spiral for many months, with shares now changing hands for around 95% less than they did a year ago.
The challenges faced by Finch reflect a broader trend of disaffection with the microbiome field, following a period of intensifying interest.
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