Can Can-Fite’s Piclidenoson Put Up A Fight In Psoriasis?
Executive Summary
Can-Fite’s A3AR agonist was inferior to Amgen’s Otezla by most efficacy measures, while Bristol Myers Squibb’s competing deucravacitinib is closer to approval and did beat Otezla.
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