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Drug maker Pharmaxis is sweating on the results of a clinical trial of cystic fibrosis drug Bronchitol.
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Drug maker Pharmaxis is sweating on the results of a clinical trial of cystic fibrosis drug Bronchitol. The biotech placed its shares in a trading halt on Monday before the results of the phase III trial, expected this week. The move was just two months after the drug was rejected by the main US regulatory body, which sent Pharmaxis shares into a tailspin.
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Frequently Asked Questions about this Article…

Pharmaxis is awaiting the results of a phase III clinical trial for its cystic fibrosis drug Bronchitol, with the trial results expected this week.

The company placed its shares in a trading halt on Monday ahead of the phase III trial results for Bronchitol, pausing trading while investors await the outcome.

Bronchitol is a drug developed by Pharmaxis intended to treat cystic fibrosis, and the company is awaiting results from a phase III clinical trial.

Bronchitol is in a phase III clinical trial, and results from that trial are expected this week according to the article.

Yes — the drug was rejected by the main US regulatory body about two months before the company announced the trading halt, a development that affected investor sentiment.

The US regulatory rejection sent Pharmaxis shares into a tailspin, according to the article.

The phase III trial results are expected this week, and Pharmaxis placed a trading halt on its shares immediately before those results were due.

Investors should watch for the upcoming phase III trial results for Bronchitol and any company announcements following the trading halt, as reported in the article.