BioPharma Dive August 15, 2024
Jacob Bell

The approval of Niktimvo in graft-versus-host disease hands Incyte another immune system-regulating medication that analysts see as valuable, especially if its label expands.

The Food and Drug Administration has approved another medicine for a rare condition that arises after a bone marrow or stem cell transplant, when donor cells treat the new body they’ve been placed into as a world of foreign pathogens and start attacking its healthy tissues.

The condition, known as graft-versus-host disease or GVHD, is a leading cause of death from bone marrow transplants, which are used to treat certain blood cancers, solid tumors and immune disorders. By some estimates, close to one-third of those who undergo this procedure experience GVHD.

In 2017, the FDA cleared Imbruvica,...

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