First participants dosed with pan-antiviral nasal spray in Phase IIa trial
The Phase IIa influenza-challenge study will enrol 123 healthy adults and support the development of INNA-051 as a pan-antiviral nasal spray.
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The Phase IIa influenza-challenge study will enrol 123 healthy adults and support the development of INNA-051 as a pan-antiviral nasal spray.
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