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Traditional
                   Feature                       Platform Approach
                                   Model
                                              Multiple
                Disease        One            autoimmune/inflammatory
                Application    indication
                                              diseases
                Delivery       Limited        Oral, topical, subcutaneous
                Methods
                               One phase
                Lifecycle      (e.g.,         Induction → Maintenance
                Coverage                      → Reinduction
                               induction)
                               Repetitive
                Manufacturing                 Streamlined, consistent
                               customization
                Immune         Risk with      Maintained across
                Continuity     each switch    therapies

                Combination  Complex,         Durable, coordinated
                Use            risky          combinations


               This model rewards consistency.
               It streamlines manufacturing.
               It creates immune continuity across switches and add-ons.
               It allows for the possibility of combination durability—
               multiple drugs working in concert without compounding
               immunogenic risk.




               The Cost of Staying Fragmented


               If the industry continues to operate reactively, the costs are
               clear:


                   •  Higher rates of biologic failure
                   •  More treatment cycles per patient
                   •  Wasted therapies due to immune rejection

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