Why Shares of Global Blood Therapeutics Are Soaring Today
The biotech company has only one drug, Oxbryta, on the market, to treat sickle cell disease. Its shares were up Monday after falling on Friday.
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The biotech company has only one drug, Oxbryta, on the market, to treat sickle cell disease. Its shares were up Monday after falling on Friday.
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