CF PharmTech Unveils Promising Inhalable siRNA Drug Candidates for Lung Treatment

Reuters2025-12-24
CF PharmTech Unveils Promising Inhalable siRNA Drug Candidates for Lung Treatment

CF PharmTech Inc. has announced that its project focused on the development of novel inhalable nucleic acid drugs has been selected for the 2025 Jiangsu Provincial Major Science and Technology Program - "Innovative Biologics." The research targets key challenges in the pulmonary delivery of small interfering RNA (siRNA) therapeutics and aims to advance translational and preclinical development of inhalable drug candidates. The company has independently developed an efficient lung-targeted delivery system, with related drug candidates showing promising therapeutic potential in preclinical studies. The results have not yet been presented, as the project is ongoing and recognized for its innovative approach by relevant authorities.

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