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                          Details : A team of researchers from the university of Alberta have identified a drug called VX-765 as a strong candidate therapy for MS patients.

                          Brand Name : VX-765

                          Molecule Type : Small molecule

                          Upfront Cash : Not Applicable

                          September 03, 2020

                          Lead Product(s) : Belnacasan

                          Therapeutic Area : Neurology

                          Highest Development Status : Preclinical

                          Sponsor : Not Applicable

                          Deal Size : Not Applicable

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