Pfizer has a new alopecia drug! Will's slap was an ad!

Pfizer has been developing Ritlecitinib, a drug for aloepecia.

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"Pfizer's alopecia therapy has been linked to a reduction in hair loss in early topline clinical data, setting the stage for a scrap with Eli Lilly and Incyte in the title fight for a potential blockbuster opportunity.

Ritlecitinib has met its primary endpoint in a phase 2b/3 clinical trial of patients with alopecia areata, Pfizer reported Wednesday. The update on the JAK3/TEC inhibitor comes months after Eli Lilly and Incyte reported late-phase success in alopecia.

There are currently no FDA-approved treatments for alopecia, an autoimmune disease characterized by hair loss, but multiple drugs could come to market in the indication over the coming years. Pfizer’s ritlecitinib joined Lilly and Incyte’s Olumiant on the list of drugs to hit the primary endpoint in pivotal alopecia trials on Wednesday—and Concert Pharmaceuticals is following closely behind."

More pure PR at source.

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Pfizer has been developing Ritlecitinib, a drug for aloepecia.

[link to www.fiercebiotech.com (secure)]

"Pfizer's alopecia therapy has been linked to a reduction in hair loss in early topline clinical data, setting the stage for a scrap with Eli Lilly and Incyte in the title fight for a potential blockbuster opportunity.

Ritlecitinib has met its primary endpoint in a phase 2b/3 clinical trial of patients with alopecia areata, Pfizer reported Wednesday. The update on the JAK3/TEC inhibitor comes months after Eli Lilly and Incyte reported late-phase success in alopecia.

There are currently no FDA-approved treatments for alopecia, an autoimmune disease characterized by hair loss, but multiple drugs could come to market in the indication over the coming years. Pfizer’s ritlecitinib joined Lilly and Incyte’s Olumiant on the list of drugs to hit the primary endpoint in pivotal alopecia trials on Wednesday—and Concert Pharmaceuticals is following closely behind."

More pure PR at source.

No please...NOT ANOTHER WILL SMITH THREAD

No please...NOT ANOTHER WILL SMITH THREAD

Dear Mods:

can you please not pine any more Will Smith threads?

Thank you.

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I see you have quite a few abusive post violations do you cuss people out or threaten people a lot?

Sounds wonderful, a world of wicked worms in the making and implanting into your skull.
I just need to watch some Disney movies run by a mentally twisted sicko and life will be good for a $!!!!

so will smith tarnished his career cause pfizer told him too?

how much did they pay a 400 million dollar man to throw his career in the shitter for bald drugs?

great theory, totally logical

This. I had alopecia areata for 7 years in my teens. My daughter developed it from ages 8-2. It's not a disease. It's a symptom.
It's an overactive auti-immune response, when your immune system won't shut off after exposure to a virus or streptococcus. You need to address the underlying immune system imbalance with vitamins, minerals, and herbal antimicrobial supplements
My daughter and I both have very thick full heads of hair now- I had to work this out on my own for both my daughter and myself- I grew up in a medical family, and I got subjected to a lot of medical college experiments for hair growth. None worked. Drs. really don't know what they're doing, honestly. The vaax is causing alopecia ( latin for hair loss) because it's over-revving the immune system - vitamin A most important, then your Bs- and antimicrobial herbs like olive leaf and oil of oregano, as well as boron, magnesium, and other minerals. Good luck everyone, this is going to be a bumpy ride. Every vax caused symptom is going to be used against us, for profit, and every " cure" will be weaken us more. This is evil.

The "fact checkers" are already saying the slap has nothing to do with Jada's alopecia and Pfizer making a new alopecia drug.

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No, Will Smith's Oscars Slap Was Not a Big Pharma Conspiracy

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"According to some utter BS tweeted and TikTok'd by conspiratorial anti-vaxxers on March 27, Smith's slap was a secret plan by Oscars sponsor Pfizer to drum up widespread interest in alopecia before it submitted its latest chemical cocktail for approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration..."



You know it's true if the naysayers come out quick and hard to contain the story.

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Carbon nano tubes will self assemble into luxurious hair before your eyes! Covid deaths were worth it to bring you fabulous hair!

How dumb are you people? Do you realize how much you'd have to pay Chris rock (already an a lister and rich as hell) to get bitch slapped at the Oscars?

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"Oscar-winning actor Will Smith slapping comedian Chris Rock made the biggest headlines out of the Oscars Sunday night. But the sponsorship from Pfizer and COVID shot partner BioNTech was for the pharma marketing world a bigger moment.

The vaccine-making pair, which teamed up two years ago and produced the world’s biggest-selling product last year in Comirnaty, their COVID-19 shot, joined forces again to sponsor the biggest night in Hollywood.

“Pfizer and BioNTech are proud to support the Oscars, and we are heartened to see the film industry gather in person and alongside fans to celebrate the talent and artistry produced during the past year,” a Pfizer spokesperson told Fierce Pharma Marketing."

so will smith tarnished his career cause pfizer told him too?

how much did they pay a 400 million dollar man to throw his career in the shitter for bald drugs?

great theory, totally logical

Pfizer has been developing Ritlecitinib, a drug for aloepecia.

[link to www.fiercebiotech.com (secure)]

"Pfizer's alopecia therapy has been linked to a reduction in hair loss in early topline clinical data, setting the stage for a scrap with Eli Lilly and Incyte in the title fight for a potential blockbuster opportunity.

Ritlecitinib has met its primary endpoint in a phase 2b/3 clinical trial of patients with alopecia areata, Pfizer reported Wednesday. The update on the JAK3/TEC inhibitor comes months after Eli Lilly and Incyte reported late-phase success in alopecia.

There are currently no FDA-approved treatments for alopecia, an autoimmune disease characterized by hair loss, but multiple drugs could come to market in the indication over the coming years. Pfizer’s ritlecitinib joined Lilly and Incyte’s Olumiant on the list of drugs to hit the primary endpoint in pivotal alopecia trials on Wednesday—and Concert Pharmaceuticals is following closely behind."

More pure PR at source.

thank you OP!
now we know.