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AstraZeneca, Ionis report major trial failure with heart disease drug

AstraZeneca and Ionis share prices plunge following the failure of a key clinical trial for the heart disease drug Wainua.

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The brief

AstraZeneca and Ionis have reported a major trial failure for their heart disease drug, Wainua. The news has led to a decline in share prices for both companies.

Coverage from Reuters, CNBC, and the Wall Street Journal emphasizes the market impact, noting that AstraZeneca stock dropped 9%. Yahoo Finance reports that Ionis (IONS) is heading toward its biggest single-day slump in over five years.

Further updates are expected as the companies address the trial miss, which CNBC described as a rare blow to the pharmaceutical powerhouse AstraZeneca.

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Quick answers

Which drug failed the clinical trial?

The heart disease drug named Wainua.

How did AstraZeneca's stock react?

According to CNBC, AstraZeneca stock dropped 9%.

What is the impact on Ionis stock?

Yahoo Finance reports that IONS stock is heading toward its biggest single-day slump in over five years.

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