New Contenders Emerge: The Prader-Willi Syndrome Drug Market Battles to Surpass Soleno’s VYKAT XR
The Prader-Willi syndrome (PWS) therapeutic arena is rapidly evolving. After years of limited options, the Prader-Willi syndrome drug market is now energized by innovative treatments aiming to challenge Soleno’s VYKAT XR , the first approved medication targeting hyperphagia in PWS. Several new candidates, with diverse mechanisms, are entering late-stage development, promising to reshape how PWS is treated. Growing Need for Effective Prader-Willi Therapies PWS, a rare genetic disorder marked by uncontrollable hunger, poor muscle tone, and developmental delays, demands targeted therapies. Until the approval of Soleno’s VYKAT XR, management relied heavily on behavioral control. The new wave of Prader-Willi syndrome new drug candidates offers hope for more effective, mechanism-based treatment options. Spotlight on Carbetocin One of the frontrunners in the emerging pipeline is Carbetocin , an oxytocin analog designed to modulate...