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Press releaseGlobeNewswire· April 15, 2026

CLINUVEL: advancing peptides for photomedicine and vitiligo care at AAD 2026

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CLINUVEL: advancing peptides for photomedicine and vitiligo care at AAD 2026 MELBOURNE, Australia, April 15, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- CLINUVEL’s innovative photomedicine and vitiligo programs featured extensively at the recent American Academy of Dermatology (AAD) Annual Meeting, the world’s largest gathering of dermat…
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  • Even patients with active vitiligo disease (where condition is actively spreading) showed a response to afamelanotide therapy in clinical cases

    60% confidence
  • Returning to the AAD for a second year has allowed us to witness a significant maturation in the clinical dialogue surrounding vitiligo

    60% confidence
  • The overwhelming response to the Pavilion validates CLINUVEL's longstanding focus on melanocortin peptides and reinforces mission to advance clinical programs that reflect life-long needs of patients

    60% confidence
  • Clinicians are increasingly identifying practical challenges of long-term treatment dependency and prevalence of relapse upon cessation of JAK inhibitor treatment for vitiligo

    60% confidence
  • CUV105 patient data showed repigmentation following 20 weeks of afamelanotide with adjunct NB-UVB, with patients with darker skin types (Fitzpatrick IV-VI) maintaining pigmentation up to six month follow-up after therapy withdrawal

    60% confidence
  • CLINUVEL's engagement in Denver confirms a growing recognition among the medical community that the next frontier in vitiligo care must prioritise long-term physiological stability and safety beyond immune-suppression

    60% confidence
  • Afamelanotide is not currently approved for vitiligo anywhere in the world

    60% confidence

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