Canadian drug development firm LAB International says that it has completed patient enrollment in a Phase IIa trial of its developmental asthma treatment LAB CGRP. The program is designed to compare the drug's specific bronchodilatory and anti-inflammatory characteristics with those of salbutamol and placebo, in adult patients with mild-to-moderate forms of the disease.
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