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$CRVS OPPY KOL call Oral options could change the landscape in AD, with a clear efficacy bar around 25-30% placebo adjusted EASI75 or a mean change in EASI of 60-70%, both at 16wks, based on dupilumab. Both $KYMR's '621 and $CRVS' SQL look promising with novel MOAs being an important addition to the space. Dr. Strober seemed a bit more enthusiastic about SQL given the longer treatment experience and placebo arm

This is what the fight is going to look like between biotech funds for getting allocations in the impending $ABVX offering. Maybe one of you cool internet kids can go the thing where you add the names of the funds over the characters but IDK how to do that 😅 youtube.com/watch?v=ipsPgN…










$NVS $GLUE #Vav1 target in #Tcell TCR pathway near #ITK inhibited by $CRVS #soquelitinib Key differences: 1) Vav1 expressed in more tissues than ITK 2) ITKi ⬆️CD8+ Memory Tcells 3) ITKi ⬇ ALL #Th2 cytokines #IL2 #IL4 #IL5 #IL13 4) Vav1 deficiency ⬆️IFN-γ, ITKi same IFN-γ





Is $KYMR rapid enrolment for Ph2b atopic dermatitis, 6 mo ahead of schedule an indication of strong demand for oral therapy in AD? Should bode well for $CRVS Ph2b enrolment for oral ITK inhib #soquelitinib in AD Mirrors rapid uptake of oral ICOTYDE $JNJ $PTGX in psoriasis



Today, we announced the completion of enrollment in our global BROADEN2 Phase 2b trial of KT-621, our investigational, first-in-class, oral STAT6 degrader, in atopic dermatitis, nearly six months ahead of anticipated timelines. This milestone enables us to accelerate our expected topline data readout to year-end 2026 and continue advancing KT-621 as a potential oral treatment option for patients living with atopic dermatitis and other Type 2 inflammatory diseases. Read more in our press release: bit.ly/4baOiNk

Today, we announced the completion of enrollment in our global BROADEN2 Phase 2b trial of KT-621, our investigational, first-in-class, oral STAT6 degrader, in atopic dermatitis, nearly six months ahead of anticipated timelines. This milestone enables us to accelerate our expected topline data readout to year-end 2026 and continue advancing KT-621 as a potential oral treatment option for patients living with atopic dermatitis and other Type 2 inflammatory diseases. Read more in our press release: bit.ly/4baOiNk









