Nimbus Nips At BMS’s Heels With Psoriasis Results For TYK2 Inhibitor

Without disclosing data, Nimbus announced positive Phase IIb results for NDI-034858 in psoriasis. The company plans to initiate a Phase III trial next year.

Nimbus announced positive results from its Phase IIb study of NDI-034858 • Source: Shutterstock

Nimbus Therapeutics, Inc. is looking to carve out a competitive position in the allosteric TYK2 inhibitor space, and its latest topline results show it making headway in an indication where Bristol Myers Squibb Company paved the way with its own drug in the same class.

Without disclosing data, Nimbus said its allosteric TYK2 inhibitor NDI-034858 showed a statistically significant advantage in its 259-patient Phase IIb...

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