Pfizer offers 3rd round of JAK data, this time in kids. Can it compete?
Pfizer has released the 3rd round of large and late-stage data for their JAK inhibitor and they say — well, they say pretty much what the first 2 studies said, just in a new set of patients.
The latest study, called JADE TEEN, was the first to study their JAK inhibitor abrocitinib exclusively on children and adolescents, testing it against placebo in just under 300 atopic dermatitis patients age 12 to 18. The youth population for AD is significant, with between 15% and 20% of children affected annually by the inflammatory condition worldwide.
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