Danish company prepares to take the psoriasis market by storm – seeks FDA approval

The privately-owned company MC2 Therapeutics will launch their newly developed psoriasis treatment to the American market next year, if all goes well. The company’s product has beaten a Leo Pharma alternative when directly compared in clinical trials, and the FDA will now decide whether to approve the treatment.
"We have peace of mind, because it feels like we are doing the right things. We are constantly building up our case," says Jesper J. Lange, Administrative Drector for MC2 Therapeutics. | Photo: MC2 Therapeutics / PR
"We have peace of mind, because it feels like we are doing the right things. We are constantly building up our case," says Jesper J. Lange, Administrative Drector for MC2 Therapeutics. | Photo: MC2 Therapeutics / PR

MC2 Therapeutics, which is based in Hørsholm, has quietly developed a product that could have a significant impact on the American market for psoriasis treatment.

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