“…As TNF is of great importance in MRH pathology, as demonstrated by the success of anti‐TNF therapies in MRH treatment, JAKi should be considered a promising treatment option by indirectly suppressing TNF function. Furthermore, JAKi has shown great potential in other histopathologically similar diseases, such as sarcoidosis and progressive nodular histiocytosis 25,26 . Moreover, while pan‐JAKi will provide maximal efficacy, they carry the greatest risk of toxicity due to broad pathway suppression.…”