What clinical advantages underpin KOLs' opinion that Eli Lilly/Almirall's anti-IL13 lebrikizumab has the potential to disrupt the treatment paradigm and which current therapies could be impacted? Why are experts excited about Kyowa Kirin/Amgen's novel anti-OX40 rocatinlimab and where do they see it delivering value? KOLs critically assess the prospects of launched and pipeline therapies.
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Table of Contents
Executive summary (9)
Future treatment paradigm for atopic dermatitis
Research objectives (1)
Current treatment strategies (43)
- Dupixent (dupilumab; Sanofi/Regeneron) (10)
- Key insights summary (10)
- Adbry/Adtralza (tralokinumab; LEO Pharma) (11)
- Key insights summary (11)
- Olumiant (baricitinib; Lilly/Incyte) (8)
- Cibinqo (abrocitinib; Pfizer) (8)
- Rinvoq (upadacitinib; AbbVie) (6)
Late-stage pipeline programmes (34)
- Lebrikizumab (Lilly/Almirall) (6)
- Nemolizumab (Galderma/Chugai/Maruho) (6)
- Etrasimod (Pfizer) (7)
- Ivarmacitinib (SHR 0302; Reistone Biopharma) (6)
- Rocatinlimab (Kyowa Kirin/Amgen) (9)
Earlier-stage developments and other factors impacting treatment (12)
- Experts are underwhelmed by B 244 as a potential therapy for atopic dermatitis (11)
- KOLs regard lirentelimab as interesting but question whether mast cells and eosinophils play a central role in atopic dermatitis (3)
- LP 0145 has potential but some experts believe bispecific inhibition or selecting IL22-expressing population may hold more benefit (1)
- Microbiome involvement in preventing atopic dermatitis is a formidable goal; KOLs agree very limited progress being made (2)
- New topical formulations will be welcomed in the US; European KOLs are sceptical that they will reach the European market due to high cost (3)
Appendix (4)
- KOL details (4)
- US KOLs (1)
- European KOLs (2)