Podcast: A Deep Dive Into The Game-Changing Drugs For Skin Diseases

Scrip's Kevin Grogan joins Datamonitor's Pamela Spicer and Davinderpreet Mangat to discuss the skin disease landscape and whether atopic dermatitis is now where psoriasis was a decade ago as another wave of innovative products start to reach the market.

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In this podcast, the topics up for discussion include the advent of JAK inhibitors to the US atopic dermatitis market to challenge Sanofi and Regeneron's leading biologic Dupixent and a look at the fiercely competitive psoriasis market and its newest entrant (for now just in Europe), UCB's Bimzelx.

Pharma Intelligence · Skin Diseases Podcast

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