Start-Ups, With An Eye On Success In Wet AMD, Tackle The Dry Form

“Early and primitive” is a term frequently used to describe drug development for dry AMD in discussions with experts. Several companies have brought products to Phase II trials, but none has met the efficacy endpoints. A new crop of start-ups is trying, driven by the huge unmet demand and emerging science.

With the eye-catching commercial success of new treatments for wet age-related macular degeneration, venture capital investors as well as industry players are turning their attention to the non-exudative form of the disease, dry AMD.

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