Acadia touts late-stage win for its Rett syndrome drug, edging out a lead against its competitors

Kyle Blankenship

Rare neurological disorders have long proved difficult for drug developers, with huge R&D budgets and commercial plans often going bust at the very last minute …

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Aca­dia touts late-stage win for its Rett syn­drome drug, edg­ing out a lead against its com­peti­tors

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Acadia touts late-stage win for its Rett syndrome drug, edging out a lead against its competitors