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A scrap of information on Amgen’s weight problems drug candidate wipes out $12 billion in marketplace price

A scrap of information on Amgen’s weight problems drug candidate wipes out  billion in marketplace price
November 13, 2024



On Tuesday, a tiny shred of information on Amgen’s lead weight problems candidate — now not but verified — erased $12 billion in marketplace price.

The information, noticed via an analyst at Cantor Fitzgerald, curious about issues about attainable unwanted side effects with the drug, referred to as MariTide. After they had been shared broadly in an investor word, the corporate’s stocks fell 7%, a reminder that its inventory is in a extremely precarious place forward of a vital readout of the remedy.

Analyst Olivia Brayer discovered the information, which have been up to now unreported, in hidden tabs of a record hooked up to the newsletter of early trial effects for MariTide. The hidden tabs contained what gave the impression to be effects appearing find out about members experiencing lack of bone mineral density, particularly amongst the ones within the crew taking the perfect doses of the drug, Brayer stated.

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