Giovanni Caforio, Bristol Myers Squibb CEO (Christopher Goodney/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

Bris­tol My­ers builds the case for pso­ri­a­sis hope­ful as it waits in reg­u­la­to­ry lim­bo

Bris­tol My­ers Squibb con­tin­ues to tout more da­ta for its ex­per­i­men­tal pso­ri­a­sis drug that it hopes will shake up the mar­ket.

The phar­ma­ceu­ti­cal gi­ant post­ed two-year re­sults from a long-term ex­ten­sion study of deu­cravac­i­tinib, show­ing the drug re­mained ef­fec­tive af­ter two years. The drug, which an­a­lysts pre­dict can bring in bil­lions in sales by 2026, is an oral TYK2 in­hibitor for adult pa­tients with mod­er­ate to se­vere plaque pso­ri­a­sis.

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