US biopharmaceutical firm Aimmune has revealed that its peanut allergy candidate AR101 hit its primary endpoint in the largest trial of its kind, proving that around two-thirds of patients were are able to tolerate at least 600mg of peanut protein – equal to about two average peanut kernels – after taking the drug.
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