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STAT+: Gossamer lung disease drug fails late-stage study, but company will still seek FDA approval

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Gossamer Bio's experimental lung disease drug, seralutinib, failed to meet its primary endpoint in a Phase 3 trial despite showing some benefit; the company will still seek FDA approval. The drug helped patients walk slightly further but did not reach statistical significance and had notable side effects like coughing and elevated liver enzymes. Content creators should highlight the complexities of drug development and the importance of statistical significance in clinical trials.

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