
EP. 1: Treatment Algorithms in The Modern Psoriasis Landscape
Updates in the therapeutic landscape for psoariasis in the last decade have raised the bar for treatment standards.
Moderate to severe psoriasis management has undergone a substantive shift with the arrival of icotrakinra, the first oral IL-23 receptor blocker, alongside the continued maturation of advanced biologic therapies targeting the IL-23/IL-17 axis. In this HCP Live special report, Bruce Strober, MD, PhD, Clinical Professor of Dermatology at Yale University School of Medicine, examines how clinicians can navigate treatment selection among biologics and emerging oral agents by integrating mechanism-based sequencing, indirect comparative effectiveness data, long-term durability evidence, and individualized patient factors including psoriatic arthritis pattern and comorbidity profile.

Updates in the therapeutic landscape for psoariasis in the last decade have raised the bar for treatment standards.

Bruce Strober, MD, PhD, examines patient preference for oral versus injectable therapy.

Bruce Strober, MD, PhD, compares agents within the IL-23 inhibitor class on dosing schedule and joint outcome data, and explains why long-term drug survival has become a central consideration in biologic selection for psoriasis.

Bruce Strober, MD, PhD, introduces a practical framework for determining when differences in efficacy between psoriasis treatments are clinically meaningful.

Bruce Strober, MD, PhD, details a principled approach to sequencing psoriasis therapies based on mechanism and response pattern.