Clinical Progress in Rare Disease Signals Long-Term Revenue Potential for Innovators
NetworkNewsWire Editorial Coverage: As the American population gets older, chronic and rare diseases are becoming a significant healthcare issue, particularly for older adults. The aging population's increasing life expectancy also leads to more complex healthcare needs, especially for conditions that are both chronic and difficult to diagnose. Many of these rare conditions lack FDA-approved treatments, and their symptoms in seniors are frequently mistaken for normal signs of aging, causing diagnostic delays that can last for years. There are more than 30 million Americans who have a rare disease, so there is a growing need for accurate diagnoses and effective treatments. The Trump administration's…
