FibroGen grapples with PhIII setback in Duchenne muscular dystrophy
FibroGen’s top antibody candidate has failed a Phase III study in Duchenne muscular dystrophy, marking a disappointing start to a string of readouts slated for the next few months.
Dubbed pamrevlumab, the drug is listed as a lead candidate for FibroGen alongside roxadustat — an anemia drug that’s run into multiple clinical and regulatory setbacks of its own. Shares $FGEN fell 9% to below $17 in pre-market trading.
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