A phase I-B study of an anti-IL-15 antibody in vitiligo showed 42% of patients achieved ≥50% facial improvement at 24 weeks with quarterly dosing, favorable safety, and strong patient-reported outcomes. The therapy is positioned for further development in vitiligo and related autoimmune diseases.Ba…
A phase I-B study of an anti-IL-15 antibody in vitiligo showed 42% of patients achieved ≥50% facial improvement at 24 weeks with quarterly dosing, favorable safety, and strong patient-reported outcomes. The therapy is positioned for further development in vitiligo and related autoimmune diseases.
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