Startup Crystalys Therapeutics Emerges With $205M to Fill a Growing Gap in Gout Treatment

Crystalys Therapeutics’ gout drug, dotinurad, inhibits a known and validated target for treating the chronic disorder, but in a way that could be safer than other drugs. The oral small molecule was discovered and developed in Japan, where it is approved and has a safety record spanning more than 1 million gout patients.

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