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Phase 2 failure in IPF lowers short-term confidence in axatilimab's IPF label expansion, pressuring near-term valuation; however, a non-deteriorating safety profile and de-risked cGVHD trials provide a partial offset.
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SYNDX announced that MAXPIRe in IPF did not meet the primary endpoint of annualized FVC decline, with safety comparable to placebo. Axatilimab remained well tolerated, and no new safety signals emerged. The company still has cGVHD trials with results expected later this year and in early 2028, keeping the pipeline on track despite IPF setback.
Axatilimab safety profile was comparable to placebo; no new safety signals.
cGVHD trials continue with results due later this year and in early 2028.
Near-term focus shifts to pipeline milestones; IPF setback may weigh valuation.
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