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Find Clinical Drug Pipeline Developments & Deals for Elocalcitol
Adge has secured a global license to RO269228, a clinical stage oral small molecule originally developed by Roche for osteoporosis. RO269228, also known as elocalcitol, is a vitamin D analog which has demonstrated efficacy and safety in multiple Phase 2 clinical trials.
Adge Pharmaceuticals has in-licensed RO269228, a clinical stage oral small molecule, for the treatment of Rett syndrome and Osteogenesis imperfecta and potentially other indications with unmet medical needs.