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In a separate emailed statement, J&J also said it will also "explore opportunities to advance the clinical development of mosnodenvir outside the company, so that others may build on our research." Six of 10 participants on the drug showed no detectable dengue virus in their blood after being injected with a type of the pathogen, according to data that was presented by J&J in October last year from another mid-stage study. J&J said that efficacy data from the field study will be available once the final data analyses are complete.
Investing.com -- Wells Fargo analysts cautioned that Johnson&Johnson (NYSE:JNJ) may lower its earnings guidance for 2024 when the company reports third-quarter results, despite expectations of stable sales growth.