ARINA-1 (nebulized treatment for bronchiectasis) UPDATE
Many people have been asking about ARINA-1, a promising proprietary nebulized solution in development for respiratory diseases.
To get the latest, I reached out to Dan Copeland, CEO of Renovion, Inc., the company leading this innovative work.
What is ARINA-1?
ARINA-1 is an investigational, at-home nebulized therapy designed to:
* Thin mucus to improve airway clearance
* Reduce airway inflammation without the side effects of steroids
* Inhibit harmful bacteria, including those linked to recurrent infections
In 2024, Renovion completed a randomized, phase 2, double-blind, placebo-controlled study evaluating the safety and efficacy of ARINA-1 in people with non-cystic fibrosis bronchiectasis (NCFBE).
Early clinical results suggest ARINA-1 begins working within days and delivers promising outcomes. If approved, it could become the first non-antibiotic nebulized therapy specifically for bronchiectasis—addressing a critical unmet need for patients.
An Update from Dan Copeland
“Renovion is currently in discussions with the FDA about the importance of treating bronchiectasis symptoms early—before they progress into exacerbations.
The company is preparing for a Phase 3 clinical trial, focusing on individuals with mild to moderate NCFBE. The goal: to offer a first-line therapy that effectively manages daily symptoms and helps slow disease progression.”
I’ll continue to follow ARINA-1’s development and will share updates as more information becomes available.
Warm regards,
Linda Esposito
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Thanks for the update! Actually this treatment sounds even more promising than the Bensocatib that we are anticipating for availability soon. My doctor mentioned that he wanted me to try the Bensocatib when available. I don't know if there are any required qualifiers that must be met before a patient can take it or not, but it sounds like the start of a good treatment for Bronchiectasis.