Medicus Pharma shifts SkinJect development focus to Gorlin syndrome, drops sporadic basal cell carcinoma program

• Medicus shifted SkinJect development to focus exclusively on Gorlin syndrome patients with multiple basal cell carcinoma lesions.
• Internally sponsored development in sporadic or nodular basal cell carcinoma will be concluded under a capital-efficient portfolio strategy.
• Clinical plan centers on FDA-authorized SKNJCT-005, an NDA-enabling Phase 2b study in Gorlin syndrome.
• Regulatory work will continue with FDA’s orphan office to support orphan-related requests, with additional information to be submitted.
• Independent commercial modeling tied to the rare-disease strategy assumed net pricing near $25,800 per treatment, a $1.1 billion U.S. market.

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