On the heels of confirmation of its intellectual property over its JAK1/2 inhibitor CTP-543, Concert Pharmaceuticals, Inc. now has a successful Phase III study that could position it to have a best-in-class profile in alopecia areata. The drug is likely to reach market after big pharma rivals Eli Lilly and Company and Pfizer Inc., but the pivotal data indicate advantages that could help it catch up, according to analysts.
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