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The absence of approved treatments for a rare disease escalates pipeline assets into high-stakes acquisition and registration races.
With no approved therapies on the market, drugmakers are aggressively acquiring or fast-tracking clinical candidates to secure the definitive first-mover advantage in Stargardt disease.
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Tarsus Pharmaceuticals Acquires Alkeus for $800M to Enter Stargardt Disease Race An $800 million pipeline acquisition highlights how the lack of any approved therapies is triggering a high-stakes clinical race to capture the Stargardt disease market.
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FDA Accepts Belite Bio's Tinlarebant NDA for Priority Review in Stargardt Disease The absence of any approved therapy for Stargardt disease drives the developer to secure multiple expedited regulatory pathways to lock in a historic first-mover advantage.