Gemphire shares crater after its LDL drug comes up short in PhIIb
Just two months after Gemphire $GEMP CEO Mina Sooch abruptly left the helm, the biotech is reporting out some disappointing new LDL data from a Phase IIb study of their lead drug.
After enrolling 105 men and women whose LDL was not controlled by statins for its ROYAL-1 study, investigators reported tracking a 17% reduction in bad LDL levels among patients taking gemcabene, significantly less than the 23% to 28% reductions that Pfizer had been tracking before outlicensing the drug to the Livonia, MI-based company.
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