Peer Exchange

Experts in hepatology discuss recent updates in primary biliary cholangitis (PBC) treatment and monitoring. They review recently published real-world data and share their approach to personalizing treatment and what is on the horizon for PBC care.

Experts in dermatology discuss the pathophysiology of vitiligo, current standards of care, and new and emerging therapies. They also explore evidence-based approaches and patient-centered care to manage vitiligo and improve patient outcomes.

In this program, our expert panel discusses several topics pertaining to type 1 diabetes, including screening and diagnosis, current and emerging treatments, and the role of clinicians in early testing and patient education.

Expert dermatologists discuss 3 patient case scenarios and their approach to finding the best treatment for each patient type. They discuss data, pros and cons of use of various classes of treatments, approaches to monitoring the disease, and changing treatment based on patient and disease characteristics.

Experts in psychiatry focus on treatment options for major depressive disorder (MDD). The discussion centers on data with newer mechanisms of action, new and emerging treatment options, and management of MDD in specific patient populations and how new treatments are aiming to fulfill unmet needs in MDD.

Expert dermatologists discuss diagnosis and treatment of prurigo nodularis (PN). They review data for the only FDA-approved treatment for prurigo nodularis and the implications of the results in management of the disease.

Rheumatology specialists discuss challenges in the management of rheumatoid arthritis (RA), and how the trial-and-error approach to treatment selection and continued use of ineffective treatments impacts quality of life in RA. The panel discusses tools available to guide treatment selection and how personalization of care can improve treatment outcomes.

Retina specialists discuss clinical burden of geography atrophy, its current management, data with emerging treatment options, and the promise newer therapies might offer for treatment of geographic atrophy.

Key opinion leaders discuss management of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in pediatric and adult population and how the emerging data are likely to influence treatment of ADHD in adult patients going forward.