
Opinion|Videos|March 22, 2025
Role of IL-36 in GPP Pathogenesis and Treatment
Panelists describe the role of the IL-36 pathway in the pathogenesis of generalized pustular psoriasis (GPP) and discuss how IL-36 inhibition can be a key strategy in managing the disease.
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- Describe the role of the IL-36 pathway in the pathogenesis of GPP and how IL-36 inhibition can play a role in disease management.
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