
US-based biopharmaceutical company Horizon Therapeutics is pulling out the big guns to market its rare disease drug, Tepezza, originally developed in the laboratories of Danish biotech firm Genmab.
This drug treats Graves' orbitopathy. No approved therapy in existence targets this particular disease. Consequently, the drug has had a phenomenal initial run since it was launched in early 2020.
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