Takeda announced Monday morning that the TYK2 inhibitor it bought from Nimbus Therapeutics for $4 billion has succeeded in a Phase IIb trial in psoriatic arthritis.
While Takeda didn’t share any specifics, it said that in the Phase IIb study, a greater proportion of patients treated with its once-a-day pill, TAK-279, saw at least 20% improvement on a measure of a core group of symptoms of the disease compared to placebo at three months.
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