
Opinion|Videos|July 5, 2023
Achieving Durable Clinical Response with Targeted Treatment for Vitiligo
In this MEDcast episode, Dr Chovatiya and Dr Bunick delve into the advancements in targeted treatments for vitiligo, exploring their potential to provide long-term efficacy and durable clinical response.
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Episodes in this series
0:53 Quality of life impact of vitiligo
2:55 Pathogenesis of vitiligo
5:08 Approaches to vitiligo treatment
8:30 Mechanism of JAK inhibitors
10:25 TRuE-V1 and TRuE-V2 studies for the JAK inhibitor ruxolitinib
14:15 Variation in repigmentation with vitiligo
17:20 Safety of topical ruxolitinib
21:00 Data from the long-term extension trial of ruxolitinib
25:75 Achieving meaningful treatment response in vitiligo
30:15 Investigational biomarkers and treatments for vitiligo
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