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Atherosclerosis may be inflammatory, but immunosuppression is not going to fix it
What's coming, what just landed, and where the industry is getting it wrong — a rheumatologist's take on autoimmune drug development.
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Atherosclerosis may be inflammatory, but immunosuppression is not going to fix it

A companion to the Evidence Based Rheumatology podcast Episode 138

An unprecedented retraction reveals cracks in the very foundations of drug development

A companion to the Evidence Based Rheumatology podcast, Episode 137

A companion to the Evidence Based Rheumatology podcast Episode 136

30 years of rat-research and an avalanche of un-earned hype is coming to your clinic

SC anifrolumab hits the market

The FDA names names and moves to remove avacopan from the market

A companion to the Evidence Based Rheumatology podcast episode 135

Pipeline Monitor #2: AKA trying to get a handle on all this CAR-T madness

A companion to the Evidence Based Rheumatology podcast, Episode #134

Our most expensive ritual in drug development is mostly FDA-mandated(ish) theater.

The surprising mortality benefit for Nerandomilast (Jascayd) in progressive pulmonary fibrosis

A companion to the Evidence Based Rheumatology podcast, Episode #133

The Sixth Mechanism Arrives. Does Anyone Need It?

Unfortunately, there are no solutions in drug development, only trade offs

But emerging indications for JAK/TYKs may be the story that lasts

What's coming, what just landed, and where the industry is getting it wrong - a rheumatologist's take on autoimmune drug development.