People with ITP need more treatment options
Existing treatments for ITP
Current treatments for ITP are focused on stopping active bleeding and reducing the risk of further bleeding. They don't address every aspect of the disease, and response to therapies can vary in patients.
Some currently available treatments may also be associated with unfavorable side effect profiles and dosing regimens, or offer a limited duration of response.
The most common treatments can also cause side effects that make it difficult to be on treatment for long periods of time.
New therapies for ITP are currently being studied in clinical trials
Ongoing research aims to better address the multiple sides of ITP by targeting the underlying causes of the disease.