Shares in Spanish drugmaker Almirall (BME: ALM) were 1.5% lower as Monday’s trading day neared its end in Europe.
The company bemoaned the fact that dermatology had been the area worst affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, during which patients’ consultations and prescription patterns were significantly altered.
Doctors and hospitals have experienced a significant reduction in the number of visits, leading to meaningful decreases in new patients treated with biologicals and other non-life-threatening treatments, Almirall added.
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