AnaptysBio (ANAB) said Monday that its experimental peanut allergy injection improved tolerance in just under half the patients treated, but the mid-stage study results — dubbed “positive” by the company — benefited from a generous data analysis plan.
In the company’s telling, six of 13 people (46 percent) with moderate-to-severe peanut allergy at the start of the study improved peanut tolerance to a cumulative dose of 500 mg after 14 days following single intravenous injection of ANB020.
Three patients were also treated with a placebo and none were able to tolerate 500 mg of peanut protein.
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