Arrowhead Pharmaceuticals posts plozasiran renal, hepatic impairment study presentation
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- Arrowhead published new clinical data on plozasiran, an siRNA targeting hepatic APOC3, in subjects with renal or hepatic impairment.
- Single 25 mg subcutaneous dose showed higher exposure: Cmax geometric mean ratios 1.67 (moderate renal) or 1.56 (severe renal) versus controls.
- AUC0-inf rose 1.49 (moderate renal), 1.59 (severe renal), 1.42 (moderate hepatic) versus matched controls; renal clearance fell in renal impairment cohorts.
- Pharmacodynamic effects were similar across cohorts, with mean maximum APOC3 reductions up to 83% and triglyceride reductions about 52%-58%.
- No study drug-related serious adverse events were reported; the document supports use of 25 mg without dose adjustment in moderate impairment cohorts.
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