A tiny pill steadies immune systems that attack themselves
In Leiden, researchers presented the first clinical results for leniolisib in a wider group of people whose immune systems are mis-wired by rare genetic conditions. All 13 participants who finished the 20-week Phase II study chose to keep taking the drug in a long-term extension, and the treatment shrank enlarged spleens in nearly everyone measured while showing early gains in lung and liver markers.
The upbeat factorevery single participant who finished asked to stay on the treatment.
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