Johnson & Johnson unveiled long-term extension data on Saturday for a program it hopes can compete with Bristol Myers Squibb’s Sotyktu in plaque psoriasis.
Results from the Phase IIb study show the drug, known as JNJ-2113 and co-developed with Protagonist Therapeutics, is able to maintain much of its skin-clearing effects to one year. The data build on a 16-week readout released in July 2023, and expanded in the New England Journal of Medicine last month, which showed that JNJ-2113 hit on all primary and secondary endpoints in five dosing regimens.
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