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The Future of Allergy and Clinical Immunology Prof. G. Walter Canonica - Congreso Slaai 2015

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Prof.  Giorgio  Walter  Canonica  Allergy  and  Respiratory  Diseases  Clinic  

DIMI-­‐University  of  Genoa  IRCCS  AOU  San  Mar:no-­‐Genova  Italy  

President    President    

SLAAI, March 15, 2015

The Future of Allergy and

Clinical Immunology

The Starting Point

“If  it  were  not  for  the  great  variability  among  individuals,    medicine  might  

have  well  been  a  science  and    not  an  art.”  

 

Sir  William  Osler  (1849–1919)  

Bieber  T.  2013    

Bieber  T.  2013    

Fuchs  NEJM  2014  

Fuchs  NEJM  2014  

Fuchs  NEJM  2014  

Collins  &  Varmus  NEJM  2015  

Yanez  et  al.  WAO  J.2014  

Yanez  et  al.  WAO  J.2014  

Gustaffson  et  al  Gen.Med.  2015  

Gustaffson  et  al  Gen.Med.  2015  

Gustaffson  et  al  Gen.Med.  2015  

The Past/Present

one  disease  =  one  drug  

The  Blockbuster  Model  

ONE SIZE FITS ALL  

The  past  treatment  approach  

ReacGve  Medicine  or  

Medicine  by  AKempts  

RENNARD  et  al.,  ANNALSATS  2015    

Arostegui  et  al.,  PLOSone  2014  

Arostegui  et  al.,  PLOSone  2014  

Arostegui  et  al.,  PLOSone  2014  

BIOMARKER

KATZ  et  al.  AnnalsATS  2014  

Taylor  RD  et  al.,  JACI  2011  

PubMed  8  Marzo  2015  

BIOMARKERS  of  asthma  phenotyping  

Leung  et  al.  Ther.Adv.Resp.Med.2014  

Leung  et  al.  Ther.Adv.Resp.Med.2014  

Chung  et  al  ERJ  2014  

Phenotyping……….

Braido,  Holgate  &  Canonica  2012  

Braido,  Holgate  &  Canonica  2012  

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DRAZEN  J.M.    NEJM  September  29,  2011  

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DRAZEN  J.M.    NEJM  September  29,  2011  

Braido, Holgate, Canonica. Pulm.Pharm.Ther. 2012

Future scenario in Allergy & Asthma treatment

GENERALISTs  

Braido, Holgate, Canonica. Pulm.Pharm.Ther. 2012

Future scenario in Allergy & Asthma treatment

66%  pa@ents  accordingly  to  Drazen  NEJM  2011  

Braido, Holgate, Canonica. Pulm.Pharm.Ther. 2012

Future scenario in Allergy & Asthma treatment

SPECIALISTS  

The promise of personalized medicine

•  More effective medicines •  Safer medicines •  Cheaper medicines •  Better healthcare •  Cheaper healthcare •  Less (rather than more)

healthcare disparity

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Hamburg & Collins 2010

12 Hamburg & Collins 2010

G551D  is  the  third  most  common  muta:on,  affec@ng    ~4%  of  pa@ents.  For  pa:ents  homozygous  for  Δ508,  Vertex  has  another  drug,  VX-­‐809,  which  acts  by  increasing  the  transport  of  CFTR  protein  to  the  cell  surface.  A  phase  2  clinical  trial  of  combined  VX-­‐809  and  VX-­‐770  treatment  in  Δ508  pa:ents  is  in  progress.  

Vx-­‐770  poten:ates  CFTR  func:on  by  promo:ng  decoupling  between  the  ga:ng  cycle  and  ATP  hydrolysis  cycle.  Jih  KY.  et  al.  PNAS.  2013;  110:  4404-­‐9  

Vx-­‐770;  Ivaca[or  

A CFTR potentiator in patients with cystic fibrosis and the G551D mutation (most  prevalent  ga:ng  muta:on)

Ramsey BW, et al. N Engl J Med. 2011; 3658: 1663-72

Complex disease will be stratified into a series of pathway specific disorders creating opportunities for

both companion diagnostics and targeted prevention and treatments.

But also a new Taxonomy of disease based upon causative

pathways rather than signs and symptoms.

Crea:on  of  a  New  Taxonomy  first  requires  an  “Informa:on  Commons”  in  which  data  on  large  popula:ons  of  pa:ents  become  broadly  available  for  research  use  and  a  “Knowledge  Network”  that  adds  value  to  these  data  by  highligh:ng  their  inter-­‐connectedness  and  integra:ng  them  with  evolving  knowledge  of  fundamental  

biological  processes    

Toward  Precision  Medicine.  US  Nat  Acad  Sci  2011  

Reclassification of human disease by identifiable causal pathways

AGUSTI  A.,  Thorax  2014  

AGUSTI  A.,  Thorax  2014  

AGUSTI  A.,  Thorax  2014  

biomarkers  SYSTEMIC INFLAMMOME

AGUSTI  A.,  Thorax  2014  

AGUSTI  A.,  Thorax  2014  

SUSTAINABILITY

The Present/Future

ASTHMA HORIZON PLANNING in the next 5 years  

tralokinumab  (an@  IL  13,  MedImmune)  

ligelizumab  (an@  IgE,  Novar@s)  

dupilumab  (an@  IL  4  rec,Sanofi  Regeron)  

Pelaia  et  al.Nature  Medicine  2012  

Kupckyk  et  al.  Allergy  2014  

Kupckyk  et  al.  Allergy  2014  

JACI  2013  

ISSN 0091-6749

V O L U M E 1 2 9 N O. 4A P R I L 2 0 1 2

www.jacionline.org

THE JOURNAL OF Allergy AND Clinical Immunology

CURRENT PERSPECTIVESICON: Food allergyThe role of dendritic cells in food allergyROSTRUMMultiple-allergen and single-allergen immunotherapy strategies in polysensitized patients: Looking at the published evidenceHealth literacy and asthmaWORKSHOP SUMMARYUnderstanding the complexity of IgE-related phenotypes from childhood to young adulthood: A Mechanisms of the Development of Allergy (MeDALL) Seminar

CLINICAL REVIEWSAn update on the role of human dendritic cells in patients with atopic dermatitis

MECHANISMS OF ALLERGIC DISEASESThe role of dendritic cells in asthma

EDITORIALSWe call for iCAALL: International Collaboration in Asthma, Allergy and ImmunologyThe airway epithelium in childhood asthmaTH9 cells: In front and beyond TH2Nonimmediate drug allergy: Diagnostic benefit of skin testing and practical approach

OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF

Kim  et  al.  COAI,  2014    

Parulekar,  AEk  &  Hanania  COAI  2014    

Corren  et  al  NEJM,  August  3,  2011  

Corren  et  al  NEJM    August  3,  2011  

HIGH  Perios.n  

Total  

LOW  perios.n  

Hanania  et  al.  AJRCCM  2013  

Hanania  et  al.  AJRCCM  2013  

2014  

et  al.  AJRCCM  2014  

COSTY TREATMENT REQUIREMENTS

Predic.ve    Biomarkers  of  Response  

Defini.on  of  Eligibility  to  Treatment  

Pay  by  Results  Reimbursement  

SUSTAINABILITY

Holgate,  Brit.J.Clin  Pharm.2013  

Wenzel  S.,      Nature  Med.2012  

Auffray  et  al.  Genome  Med  2009;1:2  

PaEent  reported  

Clinical  

FuncEonal  

Cellular  

Molecular  

Future  of  phenotyping:  ‘Systems  Medicine’  

Prof.  Giorgio  Walter  Canonica  Allergy  and  Respiratory  Diseases  Clinic  

DIMI-­‐University  of  Genoa  IRCCS  AOU  San  Mar:no-­‐Genova  Italy  

President    President    

SLAAI, March 15, 2015

The Future of Allergy and

Clinical Immunology (Part IV - final)

Mirnezami  et  al.NEJM  2012  

PROJECTIONS  FOR  MEDICINE  

PROJECTIONS  FOR  TECHNOLOGY  

PROJECTIONS  FOR  INTEGRATION  

Chung  et  al  ERJ  2014  

Phenotyping……….

Rossi  et  al  Proteomics  Clin  Appl.  2014  

ASTHMA

Rossi  et  al  Proteomics  Clin  Appl.  2014  

Rossi  et  al  Proteomics  Clin  Appl.  2014  

ASTHMA 2

Redhu  et  al  AACI  2013  

Pascual  R.M.  &  Peters  S.P.  J.A.C.I.  2005  

Airway Remodeling in Severe Asthma: ASM

Pepe C et al. JACI 2005;116:554-9.

Moderate Asthma

Severe Asthma

Severe Asthma FEV1

SMOOTH MUSCLE AREA

Int.J.Immunopathol.  &  Pharmacol.  2012  

0.00  

1.00  

2.00  

3.00  

4.00  

5.00  

6.00  

7.00  

8.00  

t=p/4  x  arith

me2

c  mean  of  ortho

gona

l  intercep

ts   PRE  

POST  

RESULTS  

Riccio,  Dal  Negro  et  al.,Int.J.Immunopathol.  &  Pharmacol.2012  

3.00  

5.50  

8.00  

10.50  

13.00  

BEFORE   AFTER  TREATMENT  

t=p/4  x  arith

me2

c  mean  of  ortogon

al  

intercep

t  

12 month Xolair treatment

RESULTS  Riccio,  Dal  Negro  et  al.,Int.J.Immunopathol.  &  Pharmacol.2012  

RESPONDER

NON  RESPONDER  

6.25 µ  Severe  Asthma  Cut  off  

Mauri  et  al.  Immunol.LeCers  2014  

Gal  3-­‐GALACTIN  3    

Responder  Non Responder  

Galactin 3 in biopsies

of

Xolair treated patients

Responder Non Responder

Gao  et  al.  Resp  Res.  2015  

IgE/Eosinophilic   Neutrophilic  

GalecKn  3  

ASTHMA    InflammaKon  

3 years since Xolair suspension

Nopp et al. Allergy 2010;65:56-60

FEV1

RESPONDER

NON RESPONDER

Gal 3

Galactin 3 as Biomarker of

SUPERESPONDER to

Omalizumab

POSSIBLE  CLINICAL  MEANING  

System  Biology  

Nature  Biotechnology  September  ,8  2014,  

Nature  Biotechnology  September  8,  2014  

System  Biology  

Lu  et  al  NEJM  2014  

Lu  et  al    NEJM  2014  

FINAL  MESSAGE  

Bioinforma2cs,  E-­‐health  records,  Bio-­‐banks  and  data  protec2on  Although  ‘omics’  datasets  have  provided  remarkable  insights,  it  is  by  analysing,  linking  and  comparing  different  large  datasets  (genomic,  clinical  outcomes,  imaging  etc.)  that  the  greatest  insights  have  been  gained  –  so-­‐called  ‘big  data’.    

XVIII Congreso Latinoamericano de Alergia, Asma e Inmunología 2015  Presidente: Alfonso Mario Cepeda Sarabia

Comité Organizador Local: Edgardo Jares, Anahí Yañez, Estrella Asayag Presidentes Sociedad Latinoamericana de Alergia, Asma e Inmunología, Slaai:

2013-2015: Alfonso Mario Cepeda Sarabia - 2015-2017: Juan Carlos Sisul Alvariza Buenos Aires, marzo 14-16, 2015

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