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ARO-DIMER-PA shows dual lipid lowering in early human study, with dose-related safety findings

Company / institutional announcement · Arrowhead Pharmaceuticals

Source published: · Event / reporting date: 2026-11-07

Site published: 2026-11-07 · Updated: 2026-11-07

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Arrowhead reported Phase 1/2a interim data involving 21 ARO-DIMER-PA recipients and 10 placebo recipients. Across dose cohorts, mean LDL-C fell 26%–65% and median triglycerides fell 56%–78% from baseline; these were not placebo-adjusted effects. Injection-site erythema occurred in 20 treated participants, and one participant receiving 400 mg experienced Grade 3 syncope. Cardiovascular outcome benefit remains unestablished.

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Potential business implication: dual-target RNAi may broaden lipid-management development opportunities, but dose selection and longer safety follow-up remain central requirements.

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