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Dylan Easton, PharmD, BCPS, is a clinical pharmacist specializing in immunology and biologics within a regional health system. He has practiced hospital pharmacy for 23 years, managing biologic medication starts for rheumatology and dermatology patients. Easton graduated from Wilkes University with a doctoral degree in pharmacy and lives in a quiet suburban neighborhood near Newport, Rhode Island.

TL1A Inhibitors: How They Work and What They Treat
How Dupixent’s Interleukin Blockade Works
What Are Bcl6 Inhibitors and How Do They Work?
What Are IL-23 Biologics and How Do They Work?
What Is ATG Immunosuppression and Why Is It Used?
Ruxolitinib’s Mechanism of Action: A Detailed Look
What Is Luspatercept’s Mechanism of Action?
Alirocumab vs. Evolocumab: Key Differences
Blenrep Ocular Toxicity: Causes, Symptoms, and Care
What Is an ALK5 Inhibitor and What Is It Used For?
What Is Namilumab and How Does It Work?
Omipalisib: Uses in Cancer and Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis
Selonsertib: How It Works, Uses, and Current Research
Rezpegaldesleukin: Its Function, Uses, and Development
Venglustat: A New Hope for Lysosomal Storage Disorders
What Is Exon 51 Skipping Therapy and How Does It Work?
Belatacept Mechanism of Action in Organ Transplants
What Is Garetosmab and How Does It Work?
What Are Anti-Adalimumab Antibodies and Their Impact?
What Is a MALT1 Inhibitor and How Does It Work?
What Is Iscalimab? Uses, Safety, and Clinical Trials
Osteoclast Inhibitors: How They Work and What They Treat
Tirabrutinib: Mechanism, Applications, and Safety
Mavoglurant: Mechanism, Trials, and Future Outlook
What Is Basimglurant and Why Was It Discontinued?
TYK2 Inhibitor: Mechanism, Uses, and Side Effects
IRAK4 Inhibitors: How They Work and Potential Uses
PDE3 Inhibitors: Function, Uses, and Side Effects
What Are STAT6 Inhibitors and How Do They Work?
What Is a DHODH Inhibitor and How Does It Work?