Dermatology specialist Botanix Pharmaceuticals (ASX: BOX) has released new data from its antimicrobial platform which shows the candidate AB 2367 has potential against hypervirulent strains of the bacteria Clostridium difficile.
Shares in the Australian firm finished almost 15% up on Monday. The data show that cannabidiol is effective against the super hypervirulent 027 strain, which has caused several severe outbreaks and deaths.
The new data adds to the recently announced BTX 1801 study results, which indicate that MRSA does not develop resistance to cannabidiol.
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