
Daily Derm Times: May 14, 2025
Key Takeaways
- Prolonged oral corticosteroid use in atopic dermatitis patients increases cardiovascular and thrombotic risks, necessitating careful treatment evaluation.
- Combining UVB phototherapy with tofacitinib significantly improves vitiligo treatment outcomes, enhancing recovery rates and patient quality of life.
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Journal Digest: May 14
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Prolonged Use of Oral Corticosteroids in Atopic Dermatitis Linked to Increased Cardiovascular Risks
Extended oral corticosteroid therapy in patients with atopic dermatitis significantly increases cardiovascular and thrombotic risks, urging careful treatment evaluations.
Clinuvel Completes Enrollment in Phase III Afamelanotide Vitiligo Trial
Clinuvel's phase III trial CUV105 enrolls 200 patients, exploring afamelanotide as a promising systemic treatment for vitiligo.
UVB Phototherapy and Tofacitinib Are Effective for Combined Vitiligo Treatment
Combining tofacitinib with UVB therapy significantly enhances vitiligo treatment outcomes, improving recovery rates and quality of life for patients.
Quoin Announces Positive QRX003 Data for Pediatric Peeling Skin Syndrome
A pediatric patient with Peeling Skin Syndrome observed overall skin healing with no adverse events after 12 weeks of treatment.
AbbVie and ADARx Join Forces to Advance Next-Generation siRNA Therapies
The new partnership brings RNA-targeted innovation to dermatology-relevant disease areas like autoimmunity and cancer.
Recludix Unveils First BTK SH2 Domain Inhibitor
Recludix Pharma unveils a groundbreaking BTK SH2 inhibitor, showcasing superior selectivity and efficacy for chronic spontaneous urticaria treatment at SID 2025.
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