Almirall Views Vitiligo As Next Dermatology Opportunity

Links Up With French Skin Specialist

As it prepares to file lebrikizumab for atopic dermatitis, the Spanish group is looking to expand into vitiligo through a collaboration with France’s Inserm Transfert to develop topical therapies for the condition where pale patches develop on the skin caused by the lack of melanin.

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Established as a major player in psoriasis, and hoping to become one in atopic dermatitis, Almirall SA is also focusing on finding treatments for another dermatological condition, vitiligo.

The Spanish group has inked a licensing agreement and research collaboration with Inserm Transfert, the private arm of the French...

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