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Friday, July 09, 2021 8:09:37 AM
As it was, Humanigen shares were up 10% premarket Friday morning.
If approved, lenzilumab could serve a set of hospitalized patients who have proven difficult to treat with other COVID-19 drugs. Anti-SARS-CoV-2 antibodies have struggled in the population, potentially because in hospitalized COVID-19 patients the immune response is as much of a factor as the virus itself. Researchers have tested other drugs designed to tamp down immune responses, including Roche’s Actemra and Sanofi’s Kevzara, with mixed results.
Analysts at Cantor have already predicted blockbuster sales, with Jefferies noting that with the delta variant hitting countries like the U.K., Israel and now the U.S., all three of which have high vaccine uptake, this means COVID may well become like flu and still require a high level of treatment outside of inoculation.
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