Madrigal secures fourth MASH partnership, snapping up Arrowhead drug passed over by J&J
Madrigal Pharmaceuticals announced its latest collaboration, marking the fourth deal focused on metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis (MASH) within a ten‑month span.
The agreement brings an Arrowhead RNA‑interference candidate into Madrigal’s pipeline, a program that Johnson & Johnson previously declined to pursue.
By acquiring assets that other major players have passed on, Madrigal aims to position itself not only as the first to launch a therapy for fatty liver disease but also as a dominant holder of the field’s emerging technologies.
The series of transactions expands the company’s development portfolio and could give it a competitive edge as the market for MASH treatments continues to grow.
This writeup was produced by pharmadog from original reporting by Endpoints.
Original headline: “Madrigal extends MASH deal streak with Arrowhead drug that J&J didn't want”
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