Humanigen Isn’t Throwing In The Towel On Lenzilumab For COVID-19 Just Yet
Executive Summary
The company is assessing a potential path forward in COVID-19 for the drug and is in talks with platform study groups after a Phase III study did not show statistical significance, but still showed activity.
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