Phase III InPedILD™ trial enrolls first patient to evaluate nintedanib in pediatric population with fibrosing interstitial lung disease
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Wednesday, August 12, 2020
In some cases, fibrosis which involves scarring and damage to the lungs can develop.
Key Points:
- In some cases, fibrosis which involves scarring and damage to the lungs can develop.
- This can lead to a significant impact on the daily life of those affected, as well as their families, including high morbidity and mortality.
- Some children with interstitial lung disease may develop serious fibrosis that progresses, said the coordinating investigator Prof. Robin Deterding, M.D., Director of the Breathing Institute, Children's Hospital Colorado.
- This study represents our ongoing commitment to address unmet needs and advance research for adult and pediatric patients living with pulmonary fibrosis.