Inhaled JAK inhibitor GDC-4379 reduces FeNO in patients with mild asthma

H. Chen (South San Francisco, United States of America), R. Kunder (South San Francisco, United States of America), Y. Zou (South San Francisco, United States of America), H. Gugelmann (South San Francisco, United States of America), J. Galanter (South San Francisco, United States of America), R. Zhu (South San Francisco, United States of America), R. Owen (South San Francisco, United States of America), T. Staton (South San Francisco, United States of America), M. Wright (South San Francisco, United States of America), M. Durk (South San Francisco, United States of America), A. Eliahu (South San Francisco, United States of America), M. Wilson (South San Francisco, United States of America), R. Beasley (Wellington, New Zealand), I. Braithwaite (Wellington, New Zealand)

Source: Virtual Congress 2021 – Clinical trials in airway diseases: novel treatments and new evidence
Session: Clinical trials in airway diseases: novel treatments and new evidence
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Number: 1196

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