Always exciting, the Spring #AAD meeting gives us opportunities network and to reconnect with friends and colleagues. As a forum for information exchange, the meeting is overwhelming with multiple simultaneous sessions and massive plenaries. For me, the most interesting sessions are the Late-Breaking Research Sessions. Seeing the effect of new pathways – Brunton’s tyrosine kinase inhibition for #HidradenitisSuppurativa, increases our understanding of the drivers of #HS. It is always exciting to see further development of new compounds – ESK-001, JNJ-77242113, delgocitinib, ritlecitinib, prepocitinib, povorcitinib, B-VEC, ICP-332, amlitelimab, lutikizumab, sonelokimab, nemolizumab, deuruxoltinib, benvitimod, SHR0302. Keep up the good work. #AAD2024 #dermatology #clinicalresearch #drugdevelopment
Lutikizumab is an exciting medication for HS. 😎 The big reality is that the clinical trials reveal many different HS treatment pathways. 😁
Professor & Head, Department of Dermatology, St George Hospital, University of NSW, Sydney
9moKim, you are so right! We participated in trials of 7 of these new molecules for different skin diseases. The first Bruton tyrosine kinase inhibitor to be tried in an autoimmune disease was our trial of Rilzabrutinib for pemphigus presented at this session at the AAD. Exciting to see the BTKIs being trialed in HS, too.