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flag Researchers find JAK inhibitors may cure toxic epidermal necrolysis, a deadly skin disease.

flag Researchers from Australia and Germany have developed a potential cure for toxic epidermal necrolysis (TEN), a rare, life-threatening skin disease that causes severe blistering and skin detachment. flag Often triggered by medication reactions, TEN has a 30% mortality rate. flag The team used JAK inhibitors to successfully treat seven patients, leading to full recovery. flag The study, published in Nature, could lead to clinical trials for JAK inhibitors as a cure for TEN.

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