Despite the numerous treatments available, psoriatic arthritis (PsA) remains multifaceted and heterogeneous. Patient presentations and needs can vary significantly, necessitating tailored treatments. The current challenge is to find a drug that balances efficacy and safety to address these diverse patient needs effectively.

For example, some treatments exhibit strong efficacy but have poor safety profiles, while others balance these aspects differently. PsA manifestations, including psoriasis or axial disease, require specific treatment regimens that are often unmet by current options. Therefore, researchers are continually seeking new therapies that offer improved benefit-risk profiles and tailored administration methods.

Source: MDMag

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