Good news, Bensocatib Trials Continue for Bronchieactasis

Posted by harrynsc @harrynsc, May 28 5:32pm

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Brensocatib--
Insmed said its experimental drug to treat a type of chronic lung disease helped significantly reduce respiratory symptoms such as chronic cough in a late-stage study.
The drug candidate, brensocatib, is being developed to treat patients with non-cystic fibrosis bronchiectasis, a chronic lung condition where the walls of the airways are widened due to inflammation and infection.
The company said it plans to file a marketing application for brensocatib with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in the fourth quarter of this year, and it expects to launch the drug in mid-2025.

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@becleartoday

Brensocatib--
Insmed said its experimental drug to treat a type of chronic lung disease helped significantly reduce respiratory symptoms such as chronic cough in a late-stage study.
The drug candidate, brensocatib, is being developed to treat patients with non-cystic fibrosis bronchiectasis, a chronic lung condition where the walls of the airways are widened due to inflammation and infection.
The company said it plans to file a marketing application for brensocatib with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in the fourth quarter of this year, and it expects to launch the drug in mid-2025.

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Thanks for posting! Curious how you read this? Does "late stage" seem less than what they set out to do?

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@scoop

Thanks for posting! Curious how you read this? Does "late stage" seem less than what they set out to do?

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Hi Scoop! They are on target with the study and excited about the topline results!

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This is very interesting. The lower dose was more effective. Should take maybe 6-10 months for FDA approval...then wait a bit and see if there is any bad consequence of the drug.

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"Side effects included Covid, inflammation of the nasal passages, cough and headache."

We will have to see!

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you can't get covid out of the blue. you have to have been exposed. Maybe they mean you are more "susceptible" to covid but then why not other viruses?

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@scoop

"Side effects included Covid, inflammation of the nasal passages, cough and headache."

We will have to see!

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Yes.. very interesting side effects!

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@scoop

"Side effects included Covid, inflammation of the nasal passages, cough and headache."

We will have to see!

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Already had those 4 side effects the last 6 months and a few others to boot 🙁

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@becleartoday

Brensocatib--
Insmed said its experimental drug to treat a type of chronic lung disease helped significantly reduce respiratory symptoms such as chronic cough in a late-stage study.
The drug candidate, brensocatib, is being developed to treat patients with non-cystic fibrosis bronchiectasis, a chronic lung condition where the walls of the airways are widened due to inflammation and infection.
The company said it plans to file a marketing application for brensocatib with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in the fourth quarter of this year, and it expects to launch the drug in mid-2025.

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Hi becleartoday. OK, my need for clarification is, what is topline results? Thanks.

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@becleartoday

Brensocatib--
Insmed said its experimental drug to treat a type of chronic lung disease helped significantly reduce respiratory symptoms such as chronic cough in a late-stage study.
The drug candidate, brensocatib, is being developed to treat patients with non-cystic fibrosis bronchiectasis, a chronic lung condition where the walls of the airways are widened due to inflammation and infection.
The company said it plans to file a marketing application for brensocatib with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in the fourth quarter of this year, and it expects to launch the drug in mid-2025.

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Topline results in a clinical trial refer to the high-level summary of the key findings from the trial. They typically include the primary efficacy and safety data points, without providing the full detailed results or analysis.

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