It looks like their lead compound that inhibits CTGF has complete a Phase I study for safety and tolerability. It is an injectible drug and they say may have uses in many fibrotic conditions including dupuytrens disease. Looks like this would be the long term cure for the disease we'd all love to have if it works. But right now they probably have higher priority indications like Pulmonary Fibrosis, etc. to work on so it may be a while. But if a drug gets on the market, a doctor can use it for anything they want. This is something we should all keep an eye on.

Go to their website yourself. I didn't call it a miracle cure, but it is a compound in clinical trials (FG-3019) that you can see for yourself (clinicaltrials.gov). The patents filed on it also specifically address Dupuytrens. I don't know any other compound that could prevent growth of Dupuytrens other than this that is in trials as most of the research has only been basic science. Don't expect something this year or even maybe 5 years from now, but with a long life ahead of me I'm glad to hear something is being done that could represent a cure not a temporary fix like NA, collagenase, etc.