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MannKind enrolls first patient in Phase 2 INFLO-2 trial of inhaled nintedanib for IPF
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MannKind enrolls first patient in Phase 2 INFLO-2 trial of inhaled nintedanib for IPF
  • MannKind completed patient randomization in its Phase 1b INFLO-1 trial of inhaled nintedanib DPI for idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis.
  • Results have not been presented; a Phase 1b readout is slated for Q3 2026 to gauge early safety, tolerability, and drug exposure.
  • The first patient entered the global Phase 2 INFLO-2 study, moving the program into mid-stage testing.
  • INFLO-2 targets about 210 participants across about 85 sites worldwide, with initial enrollment reported in Windsor, Canada.
  • The inhaled approach aims to deliver therapy to the lungs while reducing systemic side effects that can limit use of oral nintedanib.


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