
Mechanistic Discoveries Bridge the Divide Between Trial and Real World
A panelist discusses how mechanistic insights and head-to-head data are reshaping systemic therapy development, trial design, and personalized treatment strategies.
Episodes in this series
A panelist discusses how head-to-head superiority of one oral systemic therapy over another marks a pivotal shift in therapeutic evaluation, signaling a new era of competition and precision in oral treatment strategies. They emphasize that such results can reshape trial designs and redefine how clinicians approach systemic therapy sequencing.
A panelist discusses how targeting the IL-23 receptor rather than the ligand provides mechanistic advantages that may explain the observed clinical efficacy, bridging immunologic understanding with practical therapeutic decision-making. Translational insights, they note, are crucial in contextualizing how controlled trial outcomes relate to variable real-world responses.
A panelist discusses how continued exploration of mechanistic and translational questions from the ICONIC data set will help refine future trial end points and inform personalized dermatologic care. This ongoing research will be instrumental in shaping not only drug development but also clinical interpretation and guideline evolution in systemic therapy.
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