- Psoriasis can potentially be cured through early therapeutic intervention and a personalized medicine approach.
- The proposed definition of cure involves treatment-free and disease-free status for at least 5 years.
- The paper outlined the potential impact of early biologic therapy, advanced therapeutics, and lifestyle modifications.
- New clinical trial designs focused on measuring treatment-free disease clearance are needed.
- The researchers cited studies supporting the favorable outcomes of patients receiving specific inhibitors when treated within the early stages of the disease.
- The paper suggested 2035 as a target date for achieving a cure in patients with psoriasis.
- Complete clearance lasting over 5 years was associated with mesenchymal stromal cell treatment.
- The proposed cure definition pertained to skin disease, considering the multi-organ effects of psoriasis.
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