#ASH22: Cogent touts data on small subset of rare disease patients in bid to compete with Blueprint
NEW ORLEANS — Cogent Biosciences delivered an early look at efficacy and safety on its advanced systemic mastocytosis drug candidate, which the biotech hopes will help it eke out a space in the treatment landscape, currently covered by Blueprint Medicines’ approved Ayvakit.
Investors sent shares $COGT up about 8% Monday after Cogent said that 73% of a small set of patients responded to its drug, known as bezuclastinib, in a presentation Sunday night at the annual American Society of Hematology conference.
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