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Immunology Drugs Directory

Autoimmune and immunology biologics — anti-TNF, IL inhibitors, JAK inhibitors, and immunology pipeline assets.

Drugs in segment 63
Companies 1,771
Pipeline programs 20,548

Quick answer

Immunology & autoimmune drugs: NovaPharmaNews indexes 63 pharmaceutical drugs in this therapeutic segment with regulatory status, pipeline programs, patents, and congress coverage cross-links. Autoimmune and immunology biologics — anti-TNF, IL inhibitors, JAK inhibitors, and immunology pipeline assets.

63 drugs · Immunology & autoimmune drugs · by data quality · Page 3 of 3

  1. nemolizumab

    NEMLUVIO

    EMA: approved · PMDA: approved

    D11AH12
  2. nogapendekin alfa inbakicept

    ANKTIVA

    EMA: approved

    L03AC03
  3. risankizumab

    SKYRIZI AbbVie

    EMA: approved · TGA: approved · PMDA: approved

    L04AC18
  4. ritlecitinib

    LITFULO

    EMA: approved

    L04AF08
  5. sirukumab

    PLIVENSIA

    EMA: application withdrawn

    L04AC
  6. tagraxofusp

    ELZONRIS

    EMA: approved

    L01XX67
  7. aldesleukin

    PROLEUKIN

    FDA: approved

  8. denileukin diftitox

    ONTAK

    FDA: approved

  9. filgotinib maleate

    JYSELECA

    PMDA: approved

  10. upadacitinib hydrate

    RINVOQ PARTIAL CHANGE APPROVAL

    PMDA: approved

  11. dupixent

    NMPA: clinical trials

  12. interleukin

    NMPA: clinical trials

  13. interleukin-

    NMPA: clinical trials

  14. jaktinib hydrochloride tablets

    NMPA: clinical trials

  15. tegafur-gimeracil-oteracil

    NMPA: clinical trials

Frequently asked questions

How many immunology & autoimmune drugs are in the directory?

63 drug profiles match this therapeutic area filter based on class, mechanism, target, and INN metadata.

How are drugs assigned to a therapeutic area?

Classification uses WHO therapeutic class, mechanism of action, molecular target, and INN pattern matching against curated oncology, metabolic, CNS, rare disease, and immunology taxonomies.

Where does regulatory data come from?

Profiles combine FDA Drugs@FDA, EMA EPAR references, ClinicalTrials.gov pipeline links, and editorial enrichment. See our data sources page for attribution and update cadence.