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What is an orphan drug?

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Orphan drugs are medications or other medicinal products used to treat  rare diseases or disorders. They are called  “orphan drugs” because due to their limited market, few pharmaceutical companies pursue research into such products. Selling to only a small group of patients, drug manufacturers would be unlikely to recover development and marketing costs, let alone make a profit by producing the product. 



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