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Antidyslipidemics - The Power Of Two
Datamonitor, Aug 2005, Pages: 144


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We estimate that there are 267m people in the seven major markets with total cholesterol >200mg/dL and this is set to rise to 286m in 2015. The market has been dominated by statins for a number of years now, however, with updated guidelines taking a more aggressive approach to treatment, there is a need for more efficacious and safe alternatives on the market.

Scope

- Patient potential for developmental antidyslipidemics over the period 2005-2015

- Insight into the R&D pipeline with detailed information on drugs in development, clinical trial results and identification of suitable comparators

- Evaluation of key players in the antidyslipidemics market and opposing company approaches to development and commercialization

- Analysis of key antidyslipidemic drugs in development and their ability to satisfy major unmet needs and compete with existing agents

Highlights

The NCEP committee updated the guidelines in 2004, taking a more aggressive approach to the treatment of dyslipidemia to help further reduce cardiovascular risk. This in turn has increased the need for alternative drugs that can help lower LDL cholesterol to meet the new lower threshold without putting patients at risk.

The antidyslipidemic R&D pipeline is still relatively young with 91% of drugs in Phase I and II. There also appears to be a lot of investment in adjunctive therapies with approximately 69% of the drugs in the pipeline representing this class.

We have identified Pfizers atorvastatin + torcetrapib combination drug and Japan Tobaccos JTT-705 as the most promising drugs in the pipeline. The atorvastatin + torcetrapib combination target both LDL and HDL with a synergistic effect which means it may offer significant advantages in efficacy with improved safety.

Reasons to Purchase

- View independent sales forecasts for drugs in late stage development for treatment of dyslipidemia

- Examine the classes of products in development by phase and the challenges they have to face to reach the market

- Identify early-stage antidyslipidemic compounds with high potential being developed by companies seeking a marketing partner



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