Ionis rises after neurological disorder drug shows promise in study
Shares of drugmaker Ionis Pharmaceuticals IONS.O rise 1.4% to $61.86
IONS says its drug, zilganersen, improved walking ability in patients with a rare progressive and often fatal neurological condition, meeting the main goal in a early-to-late-stage study
In 54-patient study, those who received 50 mg dose of zilganersen showed statistically significant improvement in gait speed as assessed by 10-meter walk test at 61 weeks
The drug is being developed to treat Alexander disease, a disorder that damages brain cells and causes problems with movement, speech and swallowing
Including session's move, IONS stock was up 78.3% YTD
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