Here’s why a Menlo Park drug company is turning from a rare disease to focus on cancer


Starting with a late-stage clinical trial in ovarian cancer, the 24-year-old company is looking to prove that controlling a hormone found in every organ can have an impact beyond its initial rare disease approval a decade ago.

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