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Aug 20, 2026 34 min

From Repeated Surgery to a Precision Patch

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People with the rare genetic condition Gorlin syndrome can develop dozens or even hundreds of basal cell carcinomas over their lifetimes, often requiring repeated surgeries that carry physical, emotional, and financial consequences. Medicus Pharma is developing SkinJect, an experimental microneedle patch designed to deliver microdoses of the chemotherapy drug doxorubicin directly into basal cell carcinoma lesions. Raza Bokhari, CEO of Medicus Pharma, discusses the company’s approach to developing a localized, non-surgical treatment for people with Gorlin syndrome, how the patch is intended to induce tumor-cell death while limiting systemic exposure, and the platform’s potential applications beyond Gorlin syndrome.

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