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COPD

Current drugs treat bronchospasm and inflammation-to a degree

  • They relieve symptoms and are expensive.

  • Very sick patients require high dosages of steroids

  • Most of the inhaled drug combinations contain a steroid and act via receptors.

  • Despite these drugs’ availability, COPD is progressive in many patients and exacerbations still occur. Disease progression is often not halted

  • The presently-used drugs ameliorate symptoms but are not disease modifying.

The Artin Bioscience Approach for COPD is a non-steroid dual drug treatment that is expected to stop disease progression, targeting the smoldering steroid and unresponsive inflammation.

  • This new  treatment is expected to decrease the number of inflammatory cells in the lung, inhibit fibrosis and cause lung vessel dilatation.

  • This approach is unique as it targets steroid-unresponsive mechanisms of inflammation.

  • Responding COPD patients should see stabilization of their disease, improved quality of life and a decrease in the number of exacerbations.

  • The new treatment provides an anti-viral component that benefits patients that commonly are diagnosed with viral infections that cause COPD exacerbations.

  • Expected to be effective for other respiratory diseases, such as Asthma.

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