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3 paths · vs base caseBalanced Portfolio · Asset Posture
Oral convenience moat in moderate AD
Best-in-class itch positioning
Asthma co-indication optionality
Hedge — barrier-dysfunction segment
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- · Dupixent LOE timing 2031
- · JAK safety status quo
- · No MFN policy shock
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3 live challengesKP-723 achieves 7% Rx share at maturity in moderate AD
Your access tightening scenario contradicts this share projection. Oral agents face step therapy barriers in >60% of commercial plans. Historical JAKi launches show payer-driven share erosion of 30-40% vs initial projections.
NM-26 uptake reaches 9% share with best-in-class itch positioning
This segment is unlikely to be fully owned by dual IL-4Rα/IL-31 MOA. Nemolizumab (pure IL-31Rα) launches 3 years earlier with established itch data. Historical patterns show first-mover advantage in pruritus captures 60% of segment share.
PX-128 asthma co-indication doubles addressable market by 2033
Consider a sequential label strategy. Tezepire (TSLP mAb) will have 5+ years of asthma data by PX-128 launch. The bispecific advantage over established TSLP monotherapy needs clear superiority data. A phased approach with AD-first, asthma-second may de-risk the portfolio timeline.