BMS Aims To Unseat Otezla In Psoriasis With US FDA-Approved Sotyktu
TYK2 Inhibitor Grows Bristol’s Immunology Franchise
Executive Summary
Chief commercialization officer Chris Boerner said BMS plans to replace Otezla as the oral standard of care for moderate-to-severe psoriasis with Sotyktu (deucravacitinib); its list price is about 40% higher than Amgen’s product.
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