Last week’s notable news continued with a strong focus on the novel coronavirus, with UK respiratory drug developer Synairgen presenting new data on its SNG001 inhaled interferon candidate for hospitalized COVID-19 patients, sending the firm’s shares into the stratosphere. AstraZeneca and Oxford University released encouraging Phase I/II results for their COVID-19 vaccine candidate ChAdOx1/AZD1222. Also, BioNTech and Pfizer released positive COVID-19 vaccine data. Additionally, US biotech Incyte reported strong Phase III results for its graft-versus-host (GVID) drug Jakafi.
With investors and governments itching to analyze the first clinical data from AstraZeneca/Oxford University’s COVID-19 vaccine last Monday, it was in fact a different UK company – the tiny biotech Synairgen – that seized most of the morning’s attention, noted Jacob Plieth writing on Evaluate Vantage.
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