Sachiko:
Results showed a mortality rate of less than 40 percent for bone marrow transplant recipients with disseminated adenovirus disease and for the patient population.
Tamesha:
Earlier this year, Chimerix reported preliminary results from the initial 85 patients enrolled in AdVise and treated with brincidofovir.
Jeannie:
It began enrolling in March 2014. With no approved treatment for adenovirus, short-term mortality rates have been reported as high as 80 percent in patients with disseminated disease, according to Chimerix.
Shela:
As recently as April 30, shares traded at $34, but climbed to $55.72 Monday, an all-time high and a 64 percent increase in just about three months.
Scarlet:
Michelle Berrey, CEO of Chimerix.
Tifany:
The Phase 3 AdVise trial began enrolling in March 2014. Patients with confirmed adenovirus infection receive brincidofovir orally twice-weekly for 12 weeks, and are followed for a minimum of 12 weeks after treatment.
Blanch:
Grimley, MD, Associate Professor of Clinical Pediatrics, Bone Marrow Transplant and Immune Deficiency, Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center, and lead investigator for AdVise.
Selma:
There is no approved antiviral treatment for adenovirus infection.
Alycia:
Demski sold 2,000 shares of the stock in a transaction that occurred on Wednesday, July 1st.
Penelope:
In other Chimerix news, CFO Timothy W.
Chimerix Inc. (NASDAQ:CMRX)
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