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Enanta says Phase 2 trial shows zelicapavir reduces RSV symptom duration, hospitalization
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Enanta says Phase 2 trial shows zelicapavir reduces RSV symptom duration, hospitalization
  • Enanta Pharmaceuticals flagged new Phase 2 data for zelicapavir in respiratory syncytial virus, with results set for presentation May 19, 2026 at American Thoracic Society International Conference.
  • Trial readout showed zelicapavir shortened symptom duration, with fewer hospitalizations versus placebo.
  • Separate preclinical posters scheduled for same meeting highlight EPS-3903, an oral STAT6 inhibitor that reduced Th2-driven inflammation in an asthma mouse model.
  • Additional data point to lung-focused drug distribution for EPS-3903, with low drug-drug interaction potential aimed at supporting asthma development.


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