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JAK/TYK2

Janet Pope
@Janetbirdope
#GCA #Flares in year 2 Of #upadacitinib in remission at end of yr 1 Randomized to UPA-UPA Vs UPA-PBO No surprise, on Yr2 PBO ⬆️flares ⬆️pred ⬆️CRP & ESR if flare but higher in no Rx group Take home Rx likely needed for 2 yrs in #GCA #ACR26 @RheumNow @ACRheum #abst1892
Adela Castro
@AdelaCastro222
Post-hoc analysis of the phase II/III trial of ivarmacitinib 4 mg (a selective JAK1 inhibitor) in 178 patients with active AS. At week 12, 34% reached ASAS40. Shorter disease duration: higher odds of response (OR 0.94 per year, p=0.019) -Female vs male: OR 2.35 (95% CI
Janet Pope
@Janetbirdope
‘Strong’ data in #myositis #0904 #Efgartigimod ⬇️Igs &#Abs LB +ph3 #RCT -👍on Wed #0905 #nipocalimab in #IIM also #FcRn #0906 #ruxolitinib ⬆️#survival in severe #MDA5 - but not RCT #0907 +RCT IIM #Brepocitinib ☑️clinical remission ☑️HAQ ☑️LDA #ACR26 #ACRbest @RheumNow
Antoni Chan MD (Prof)
@synovialjoints
ATTRA, Czech registry: 190 patients with difficult to manage axSpA after two mechanisms. 46% had received two or more TNFi first, and 41% returned to a TNFi after the second failure. Similar out study of 22 years Abstract#0352. Key finding: JAKi gave a faster response than IL17i
Akhil Sood MD, MS
@AkhilSoodMD
Abstract 0875: Nipocalimab (FcRn blocker) in SLE – Phase 2 JASMINE trial Nipocalimab 15 mg/kg IV q2w vs Placebo: SRI-4 wk24: 53.5 vs 46.7% (1° EP) SRI-4 wk52: 53.6 vs 39.7% LLDAS wk52: 37.5 vs 20.5% ↓IgG, anti-dsDNA; ↑C3 by Wk 52 Well tolerated #ACR26 @RheumNow
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