In January, the small-cap biotech highlighted in today’s article received FDA approval for its treatment for childhood peanut allergy – and with peanut allergy being the most common food allergy in the U.S. (with cases of the condition rising rapidly) and the fact that this is currently the only FDA-approved treatment for the condition (thanks to a competitor encountering some regulatory roadblocks), this drug has the potential to become a blockbuster product. For more, CLICK HERE.
