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  • Ritlecitinib Changed Everything, But Not For the Reason Most People Think
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    Ritlecitinib Changed Everything, But Not For the Reason Most People Think

    The FDA approval of ritlecitinib for alopecia areata in 2023 was framed as a win for one autoimmune condition. The researchers who understand where this drug family is going know it's something bigger.

    May 16, 2026·5 days ago·Dr. Maya Chen
  • Baricitinib Two-Year Follow-Up Data: What Actually Happens After the Trial Ends
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    Baricitinib Two-Year Follow-Up Data: What Actually Happens After the Trial Ends

    The FDA approved baricitinib for severe alopecia areata in 2022. Two years later, the open-label extension data answers the question nobody asked in the initial trial: what happens when patients stop taking it?

    May 5, 2026·16 days ago·Dr. Maya Chen
  • Alopecia Areata: Beyond JAK Inhibitors, What Else Is in the Pipeline
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    Alopecia Areata: Beyond JAK Inhibitors, What Else Is in the Pipeline

    JAK inhibitors transformed alopecia areata treatment, but they're not the end of the story. Several other immune-modulating approaches are advancing through clinical trials.

    Dec 9, 2025·5 months ago·Dr. Maya Chen

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