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SignalNEWMay 4, 20261 min read

Sarcoidosis acquires mechanism-targeted therapy after a long quiet period

Efzofitimod late-stage data and other emerging mechanism-targeted programs are reshaping pulmonary sarcoidosis after years of corticosteroid-only first-line.

Pulmonary sarcoidosis has been a corticosteroid-and-immunosuppressant category with limited progress. Efzofitimod (a neuropilin-2-targeted immunomodulator) is in pivotal trials with the proposition of corticosteroid-sparing efficacy. Other mechanism-targeted programs are in earlier-stage trials. The category is at the start of meaningful evolution rather than mid-cycle, but the activity is real.

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