Allarity more than doubles on US FDA's 'fast track' tag for ovarian cancer therapy
Shares of drug developer Allarity Therapeutics ALLR.O rise 132% to over 10-month high of $2.19
Stock set for its biggest one-day pct gain on record, if gains hold
Co says U.S. FDA granted fast track designation to its experimental ovarian cancer therapy, stenoparib
Stenoparib, an oral drug, works by blocking two enzymes that cancer cells use to repair themselves and keep growing
FDA's "fast track" tag aims to speed development and review of drugs for serious conditions with unmet medical need
The therapy was originally developed by Japan's Eisai 4523.T and later licensed to Allarity, which secured global rights to develop and commercialize the drug
As of last close, stock down 20% YTD
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