Verona Emerges Victorious From Second COPD Trial

Ensifentrine Will Head To FDA In First Half Of 2023

After once again showing significant improvements in lung function and a 36% reduction in rate of exacerbations over 24 weeks, Verona is confident that its dual PDE3/4 inhibitor will change the treatment paradigm for COPD.

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The year is ending on a very high note for Verona Pharma plc which has posted a second batch of impressive late-stage data on ensifentrine, its closely watched chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) candidate.

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