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Health · Drug development · published 2026-08-27 · via Endpoints News

Roivant wins FDA approval for first oral dermatomyositis treatment

Roivant Sciences received FDA approval for brepocitinib, marketed as Lisraya, to treat dermatomyositis. This is the first oral therapy for the autoimmune condition and marks a significant regulatory win for the company. The approval could generate billions in revenue for Roivant.

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