Long-Term Vitiligo Data Appear To Lay Opzelura Safety Concerns To Rest
Executive Summary
Incyte’s topical JAK inhibitor carries a class-wide severe safety warning and cautions against chronic use, but 52-week results could ease the way for the potential vitiligo indication.
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