USA-based AbbVie (NYSE: ABBV), has announced results from two Phase III studies evaluating veliparib as a dual therapy in lung cancer and breast cancer, which show the primary endpoints were not met.
As may have been expected, given that the drug accounts for less than 1% of the company’s mid-term forecasts, investors appear unfazed by the news.
Healthcare analysts at Leerink lowered the target price for AbbVie stock by a dollar to $71, as the company’s share price held steady on the New York Stock Exchange.
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