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This review synthesizes current evidence on ruxolitinib 1.5% cream efficacy and safety in cutaneous lichen planus, highlighting significant lesion and pruritus reduction in a pivotal phase 2 RCT, supporting its potential as a novel topical
The combination therapy of azacitidine and ruxolitinib demonstrates a 72% overall response rate in myelofibrosis patients, highlighting enhanced efficacy beyond JAK2 inhibitor monotherapy in a phase II clinical trial.
The 24‑month final analysis of the phase III REACH2 trial shows ruxolitinib produced longer failure‑free survival, improved median overall and event‑free survival, and a longer duration of response versus best available therapy (BAT) in pat
The REACH3 study confirms ruxolitinib’s superiority over best available therapy in steroid-refractory/dependent chronic GVHD, demonstrating sustained efficacy, improved failure-free survival, and a manageable long-term safety profile
