Shots:Health Canada has approved Opzelura cream 1.5% for the treatment of mild to mod. AD in children (≥2yrs.), when other topical therapies are ineffective or unsuitableApproval was based on the P-III (TRuE-AD3) trial, evaluating Opzelura (BID) vs vehicle in over 300 children (≥2 to <12yrs.) with ADTrial met its 1EP with more…
Shots:The FDA has approved Opzelura cream 1.5% for short-term and non-continuous treatment of mild to moderate AD in non-immunocompromised children (aged≥ 2), when other topical therapies are ineffective or unsuitablesNDA approval was based on the P-III (TRuE-AD3) trial which evaluated the safety and efficacy of ruxolitinib in over 300 children receiving 0.75%, 1.5%,…
Shots:Incyte has reported P-III (TRuE-PN: TRuE-PN1 & TRuE-PN2) clinical program data assessing Opzelura (BID) vs vehicle in ~180 PN pts (≥18yrs.) each for 12wks
TRuE-PN1 showed ≥4-point WI-NRS4 improvement at 12wks. (1EP; 44.6% vs 20.6%), with itch relief by Day 7 (22.4% vs 8.0%). It also met its 2EPs, incl. higher IGA-CPG-S-TS score…
Shots:The EMA approved 7 New Chemical Entity (NCE) and 5 Biologic Drugs in February 2023, leading to treatments for patients and advances in the healthcare industryIn February 2023, the major highlights drugs were Forxiga’s Approval for symptomatic chronic heart failure, Fintepla for adjunctive treatment of seizures associated with lennox-gastaut syndromePharmaShots has compiled…

