UPDATE: Horizon Pharma stock soars 17% premarket on positive trial of eye disease treatment

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UPDATE: Horizon Pharma stock soars 17% premarket on positive trial of eye disease treatment
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Horizon Pharma stock soars 12% premarket on positive eye-disease treatment trial

Horizon Pharma plc shares HZNP, +4.60% soared 17% in premarket trade Thursday, after the company announced positive results in a late-stage trial of a treatment for active thyroid eye disease, or TED. The company said the phase 3 trial of teprotumumab met its primary endpoint of improving proptosis, or bulging of the eye compared with placebo, with 82.9% of patients showing improvement compared with 9.5% of placebo patients.

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