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EPISODE · Mar 10, 2026 · 2 MIN

FAQ: What Is the Efficacy of Switching MOA to Guselkumab After Inadequate Response to a single TNFi?

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In this FAQ video, Will Saalfeld, NP, reviews the clinical efficacy of switching to guselkumab after an inadequate response to a TNF inhibitor in psoriatic arthritis. The discussion highlights key trial data from DISCOVER-1 and COSMOS, real-world outcomes, and improvements in joint and skin disease, including ACR20 response rates, low disease activity, and remission through one year. Safety, durability, and the rationale for IL-23 pathway targeting are also reviewed to support evidence-based treatment decisions in TNF-experienced patients.

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