NEWS: New results from a quantitative HRCT imaging analysis of our Phase 2a clinical trial for taladegib (ENV-101) in patients with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (#IPF) were presented at the European Respiratory Society Congress 2026. These findings contribute to a growing body of research aimed at advancing the understanding and treatment of IPF. Learn more about the results: bit.ly/4A2Hj40 #ERSCongress #ERS2026 #MedEd #MedX
Interesting Phase 2a data, particularly the use of quantitative HRCT imaging analysis. From a translational perspective, as these findings move forward, do you see the next key question mainly as further understanding the biological basis of the clinical signal, or identifying which imaging and clinical endpoints can best support subsequent development decisions?
Interesting to see the new ENV-101 HRCT analysis with Brainomix, especially given the earlier Qureight work. The consistency of the signal across independent quantitative imaging platforms is compelling and an important step in building confidence in quantitative HRCT as an objective endpoint for IPF trials.