Neuroblastoma is rare but is the most common infancy malignancy with a median age of diagnosis of 17 months. In the U.S., it accounts for up to around 10% of all childhood cancer cases and 15% of pediatric cancer-related deaths[1],[2] Orphan Drug designation provides for seven-years' marketing exclusivity should opaganib be approved in neuroblastoma and may confer additional benefits such as accelerated development and review times, potential grant funding and possible tax credits The neuroblastoma market i ...