
Day 4 Recap: Fall Clinical 2025
Key Takeaways
- GLP-1 therapies, CSU treatments, and hybrid care models are reshaping dermatologic practice as we approach 2026.
- Collaboration between science and industry is essential for translating research into meaningful patient benefits.
Catch up on coverage from the last day of the 2025 Fall Clinical Dermatology Conference held in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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Integrating GLP-1 Therapy, Advancing CSU Care, and Expanding Access
At Fall Clinical 2025, Marc Serota, MD, discussed how GLP-1 therapies, new CSU treatments, and hybrid care models are reshaping dermatologic practice heading into 2026.
Clinical Trials Offer a ‘Win-Win’ for Patients and Progress
Lio believes that collaboration between science and industry is vital for translating research into meaningful patient benefits.
Aaron Farberg, MD, Explains Gene Profiling in Atopic Dermatitis
Gene expression profiling may allow clinicians, according to Farberg, to predict patient responses to targeted treatments.
“From Injectable to Ingestible:” TYK2 Inhibitors for PsO and the Ongoing Challenge of PPP
At Fall Clinical 2025, Ron Vender, MD, discussed the evolving psoriasis treatment landscape and the persistent challenge of managing palmoplantar pustulosis.
Second Generation TYK2 Inhibitors Transform Psoriasis Management
Benjamin Lockshin, MD, noted long half-life biologics may allow patients to maintain remission with minimal injections.
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