Dr. Lisa Swanson shares insights on maximum-use data for ruxolitinib cream in children ages 2–11 with atopic dermatitis, highlighting safety and efficacy.
Topics Covered:
Ruxolitinib cream in pediatric atopic dermatitis
Maximum-use study design and outcomes
Safety and tolerability in young children (ages 2–11)
Expert commentary from JCAD’s Pediatric Dermatology Editor
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