BMS gains boost for Sotyktu with FDA nod to treat psoriatic arthritis

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Bristol Myers Squibb’s psoriasis drug Sotyktu has received FDA approval to treat active psoriatic arthritis in adults, making it the first selective allosteric TYK2 inhibitor approved for this indication. This expansion allows BMS to reach more patients and is backed by trial data showing significant improvement in disease activity. The company aims for Sotyktu to reach $4 billion in peak sales, although it is still behind Opdualag and Camzyos in current sales.

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