Communication and Therapy Planning for Patients of Reproductive Age under Immunomodulatory Treatments for Psoriasis or Psoriatic Arthritis—Survey of the German National Psoriasis Registry PsoBest
Healthcare,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
13(9), P. 1017 - 1017
Published: April 28, 2025
Background/Objective:
During
the
systemic
treatment
of
moderate
to
severe
psoriasis
in
patients
reproductive
age,
contraindications
and
therapeutic
peculiarities
must
be
taken
into
account.
Doctor–patient
communication
is
crucial
for
therapy
conduct
compliance.
Methods:
This
survey
among
male
female
from
German
registry,
PsoBest,
aims
provide
real-world
evidence
on
patient
needs
those
age
(18–55).
Result:
In
total,
404
were
eligible
analysis
(254
m,
150
f),
including
39
currently
wishing
conceive
(20
19
f).
Patients
with
without
desire
have
children
received
similar
therapy.
most
cases,
was
not
adapted
when
expressed
a
(85.9%
79.5%
Only
38.3%
men
49.9%
women
had
been
informed
about
options
conception
during
or
before
therapy,
mainly
by
dermatologists
(77.4%
84.6%
The
majority
retrieved
additional
information
wish
medications
internet
other
media.
emphasizes
importance
open
between
physicians
regarding
family
planning
options.
Conclusions:
Physicians
need
broach
topic
planning,
pregnancy
support
evidence-based
enable
comprehensive
medical
decision
making
safe
choices.
Language: Английский
Use of biologics to treat asthma during pregnancy and adverse events in pregnant women and newborns: A global pharmacovigilance analysis
Wonwoo Jang,
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Hyesu Jo,
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Jaeyu Park
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et al.
International Archives of Allergy and Immunology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 21
Published: Jan. 17, 2025
Despite
the
increasing
evidence
supporting
use
of
biologics
for
treating
severe
asthma,
there
is
a
lack
regarding
their
in
pregnant
women.
This
study
aims
to
evaluate
safety
women,
utilizing
global
pharmacovigilance
database.
Reports
documented
between
1980
and
2023
were
extracted
from
VigiBase
that
mentioned
pregnancy-
or
fetus-related
reactions
with
drugs
indicated
including
reslizumab,
omalizumab,
mepolizumab,
dupilumab,
benralizumab,
other
non-biologics.
A
disproportionality
analysis
case-non-case
was
conducted
by
calculating
reporting
odds
ratio
(ROR)
95%
confidence
interval
(95%
CI)
adverse
maternal,
fetal,
newborn
outcomes
associated
exposure
compared
non-biologic
asthma
medications.
total
15,715
pregnancy-related
reports
analyzed.
Reslizumab
showed
an
overall
lower
frequency
events
(ROR,
0.19;
CI,
0.05-0.67).
Omalizumab
3.88;
3.16-4.77),
mepolizumab
1.87;
1.05-3.36),
dupilumab
5.34;
3.90-7.32)
commonly
higher
frequencies
spontaneous
fetal
death.
However,
these
three
also
had
pregnancy
delivery
complications,
preterm
birth
(omalizumab:
ROR,
0.22;
0.16-0.31;
mepolizumab:
0.10;
0.03-0.34;
dupilumab:
0.07;
0.03-0.17),
which
are
related
late
pregnancy.
In
contrast,
benralizumab
0.69;
0.48-0.99)
differed
showing
death
abortion
0.47;
0.29-0.78)
but
complications
1.32;
1.02-1.72),
1.46;
1.14-1.86).
underscores
critical
need
further
well-designed
research
investigate
over-reported
emphasizes
importance
more
rigorous
monitoring
efforts
events.
Language: Английский
A Guide to the Management of Hidradenitis Suppurativa in Pregnancy and Lactation
Raveena Ghanshani,
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Katrina Lee,
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Ashley Crew
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et al.
American Journal of Clinical Dermatology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 25, 2025
Language: Английский
Disproportionality analysis of European safety reports on autoimmune and rheumatic diseases following COVID-19 vaccination
Federica Fraenza,
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Cecilia Cagnotta,
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Mario Gaio
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et al.
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: April 27, 2025
Abstract
The
safety
profile
of
COVID-19
vaccines
is
well-established,
yet
the
widespread
immunization
campaign
has
led
to
an
increase
in
reported
cases
Immune-Mediated
and
Rheumatic
Diseases
(IMDRs).
This
study
aimed
assess
reporting
Adverse
Events
Following
Immunization
(AEFIs)
related
IMDRs
after
vaccination.
We
analyzed
all
individual
case
reports
(ICSRs)
authorized
European
Union
(i.e.,
tozinameran,
elasomeran,
ChAdOx1-S
NCoV-19,
Ad26.Cov2.S)
registered
EudraVigilance
(EV)
database
from
January
1,
2021,
October
23,
2023.
Our
analysis
identified
ICSRs
with
events
indicative
conducted
disproportionality
Reporting
Odds
Ratio
(ROR)
95%
CI)
examine
frequency
different
IMDR
types
linked
each
vaccine.
In
total,
45,352
at
least
one
AEFI
associated
rheumatic
or
autoimmune
conditions,
54%
them
implicating
tozinameran
as
suspected
More
than
half
AEFIs
were
classified
serious,
approximately
45%
remaining
unresolved.
most
frequently
conditions
other
immune-mediated
diseases,
followed
by
arthritis,
vasculitis,
systemic
lupus
erythematosus,
tendinopathies.
suggested
that
mRNA
may
be
more
new
diseases.
Stratified
revealed
significant
associations
for
ChAd,
particularly
vasculitis
tendinopathies,
only
when
compared
Ad26.Cov2.S.
Real-world
pharmacovigilance
data
suggest
diseases
under-reported
following
vaccination,
highlighting
need
further
research
better
understand
underlying
mechanisms.
findings
this
studies
investigate
these
results
greater
depth.
Language: Английский