
Day 3 Recap: Fall Clinical 2025
Key Takeaways
- Socioeconomic status impacts access to advanced psoriasis therapies, with disadvantaged patients less likely to receive biologic or small molecule treatments.
- Emerging skin treatments, including biologics and JAK inhibitors, present unique clinical challenges for clinicians.
Catch up on coverage from the third day of the 2025 Fall Clinical Dermatology Conference held in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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Socioeconomic Status Shapes Access to Advanced Psoriasis Therapies
New data presented at Fall Clinical 2025 reveal that patients in socioeconomically disadvantaged areas are significantly less likely to initiate biologic or small molecule treatments.
Navigating Biologics and JAK Inhibitors with James Del Rosso, DO
Emerging skin treatments present unique clinical challenges that must be anticipated by clinicians.
From 30 Tips to 3 Key Insights from 3 Experts
Discover essential dermatology insights from experts at the Fall Clinical Conference 2025, featuring innovative treatment tips and patient care strategies.
Exploring the OX40 Ligand Pathway and Chronic Itch
At Fall Clinical 2025, Shawn Kwatra, MD, presented insights on managing various cases of chronic itch, as well as understanding the OX40 ligand pathway as the “prequel to inflammation.”
Christopher Bunick, MD, PhD, Highlights JAK Inhibitors in AD Care
Clinicians are now aiming for treatment targets such as NRS 0–1, IGA 0–1, and EASI 90 to define successful AD management.
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