
Opinion|Videos|August 27, 2026
Mechanisms of Action in cGVHD Therapy: Why the Target Matters
Brook Adams, PharmD, BCOP, explains axatilimab's distinct mechanism targeting the CSF1R pathway on macrophages and monocytes—as opposed to T-cell pathways (ibrutinib) or JAK/STAT signaling (ruxolitinib)—and why this mechanistic differentiation is clinically meaningful when patients have already progressed on other agents.
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Brook Adams, PharmD, BCOP, explains axatilimab's distinct mechanism targeting the CSF1R pathway on macrophages and monocytes—as opposed to T-cell pathways (ibrutinib) or JAK/STAT signaling (ruxolitinib)—and why this mechanistic differentiation is clinically meaningful when patients have already progressed on other agents.
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