Peninsula biotech looks to raise $144M after childhood brain cancer data, big stock jump


Most patients with the most common form of childhood brain cancer saw their tumors shrink by half. Now the company, which hopes to ask regulators next year to approve the drug, is eyeing a big fundraise as a result.

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