Locking horns with AbbVie, J&J boasts post-TNF data for next-gen drug Tremfya in psoriatic arthritis
In a battle of giants, J&J and AbbVie have locked horns for years with their competing IL-23 drugs, both looking to take the helm as the next-gen immunology blockbuster of choice. With a leading two indications under its belt, J&J’s Tremfya is adding a new round of data to the fold in psoriatic arthritis, this time after anti-TNFs like Humira.
Psoriatic arthritis patients with prior inadequate response to TNF inhibitors posted significantly better joint improvement and complete skin clearance on J&J’s Tremfya compared with placebo after six months of therapy, according to data from the Phase III/b COSMOS study presented Wednesday at the virtual EULAR meeting.
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