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Commercial Insight: Migraine - Opportunities will Exist in the Wake of Generic Attack
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With the seven triptan brands continuing to dominate acute migraine treatment and Ortho-McNeils Topamax (topiramate) driving sales in the prophylactic market, 7MM revenues of anti-migraine drugs increased by 8.1% from 2005 to $3.7 billion in 2006. The US accounted for 80% of the 7MM total in 2006, Whilst in the 5EU, France is the largest market for migraine-specific drug sales.
Scope
This report focuses on acute and prophylactic drugs used to treat migraine, with indication- and country-specific sales and volume forecasts to 2016
Assessment of current and future opportunities and threats in the migraine market across the 7MMs and in individual regions
Analysis and quantification of future market events expected to impact anti-migraine drug revenues over the next decade
Case study analysis of successful lifecycle management strategies and scenario forecasts provide further market insight and key recommendations
Highlights
GSK has executed a number of well-timed lifecycle management strategies that have ensured Imitrexs market leadership. However, Imitrexs impending patent expiry will result in generic sumatriptan flooding the US market in late 2008, and crucial delays to Treximas launch will signal the end of GSKs dominance of the migraine market. There remains substantial opportunity in the migraine prophylaxis market. In spite of US Topamax patent expiry in 2008, the large number of untreated patients and poor tolerability profiles of existing treatments means the prophylactic market will remain highly attractive over the forecast period. Menstrual migraine (MM) represents an unknown, yet potentially rewarding market opportunity. Endo and Vernaliss Frova (frovatriptan) awaits the FDAs decision on its application for the short-term prevention of MM. This outcome will be crucial to the drugs future and will also influence other triptan manufacturers decision to pursue MM.
Reasons to Purchase
Quantify the future size of the migraine market, in terms of prescription volume and value, in each of the seven major markets
Assess the impact of future events such as patent expiries, indication expansions, and new product launches on the sales of key marketed brands
Identify key lifecycle management strategies and market opportunities that can ensure growth in the competitive anti-migraine pharmaceutical arena |
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CHAPTER 1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 3 Objective of the analysis 3 Our insight into the migraine market 3 Market forecast summary 5 Contributing experts 5 Related reports 6
CHAPTER 2 MARKET DEFINITION AND OVERVIEW 8 Market definition for this report 8 Current market situation 9 Seven major migraine market growth shows signs of slowing 9 Sales in the US dominate the total seven major migraine market 9 France is the largest migraine market in the 5EU 11 Triptans remain gold-standard class for the acute treatment of migraine 12 Imitrex maintains leadership of acute treatment market 12 Zomig outdoes Imitrex to become 5EU treatment of choice 13 Rapid Topamax uptake into immature prophylaxis market represents key growth driver 14 Strategic scoping and focus 17
CHAPTER 3 COUNTRY MARKET ASSESSMENTS 18 Summary of environmental issues affecting migraine market size 18 Seven major market opportunities and threats 20 Opportunities 20 Substantial revenue exists in the prophylactic migraine market 20 Patient and physician education will expand patient pool and improve the quality of migraine management 26 Niche indications represent opportunities to increase revenue 27 Desire for improved patient acceptability promotes the development of different delivery methods 31 OTC availability substantially widens customer base 33 Threats 34 Generics 34 Cost-containment measures impact treatment choice and duration 36 OTC medications continue to provide strong competition to prescription drugs 38 Triptan safety issues limit their use 40 US: opportunities and threats 42 Opportunities 43 Advocacy and DTC campaigns drive public awareness of migraine 43 Comparatively high price of branded drugs possible in US market 45 Direct access to specialist physicians helps patients receive optimal treatment quicker 46 Threats 47 Insurance companies limit access to migraine medications 47 High drug prices increases the threatening impact of genericization 49 New migraine treatments will suffer as a result of restricted DTC advertising 49 Japan: opportunities and threats 51 Opportunities 51 Japanese migraine market shows scope for greater development 51 Plans to improve the drug approval review system in Japan 53 Governmental funding for clinical trials could benefit research into migraine 53 Threats 54 Public education greatly needed to raise poor awareness of migraine in Japan 54 Government plans to double the use of generics by the end of 2012 54 France: opportunities and threats 55 Opportunities 55 Large and well-treated French market is an attractive region to launch new therapies 55 Innovative drug development encouraged by price premium and high-level reimbursement 57 France currently has low generic incursion 57 High prescriptions of triptans for cluster headaches in France make it a target additional indication 58 Threats 59 After the 2004 French healthcare reforms, pricing stabilization will continue over the foreseeable future 59 Germany: opportunities and threats 61 Opportunities 62 German government initiative to boost biopharma R&D 62 OTC availability increases presence of brand availability 63 Threats 64 Pharmaceutical-Prescribing-Efficiency-Act - bonus-malus encourages generic prescribing 64 Italy: opportunities and threats 66 Opportunities 67 National migraine campaigns drive public awareness 67 Threats 67 Italy forces drug firms to give licenses for generics rivals 67 Spain: opportunities and threats 69 Opportunities 69 Low brand prices reduce the threat of genericization 69 Primary care interest in migraine is high 70 Threats 71 R&D activity expected to decline 71 UK: opportunities and threats 72 Opportunities 73 Highest 5EU price point achievable in the UK 73 New BASH guidelines clarify treatment algorithm and promote the use of triptans 73 Threats 76 Genericization is a big threat in the UK market 76 UK government looks to renegotiate the Pharmaceutical Price Regulation Scheme 77 Slow Topamax uptake shows that prophylactic treatment is restricted in the UK 78
CHAPTER 4 FORECAST ANALYSIS 81 Key events 81 New product launches 82 Frova launches in France 82 Trexima (sumatriptan +naproxen sodium combination) 83 PRO-513 85 Sumatriptan Intraject 86 Sumatriptan oral spray 88 MK-0974 89 Botox (botulinum toxin type-A) 91 Dysport (botulinum toxin type-A) 94 New product launches in Japan 95 Botox (botulinum toxin type-A) 95 MK-0974 96 Additional indications 96 Frova gains menstrual migraine indication approval 96 Patent expiries 97 Imitrex (sumatriptan) 97 Amerge (naratriptan) 99 Maxalt (rizatriptan) 99 Zomig (zolmitriptan) 100 Relpax (eletriptan) 100 Axert (almotriptan) 100 Frova (frovatriptan) 100 Depakote (valproate semisodium) 101 Topamax (Topiramate) 101 Data definitions, limitations and assumptions 102 Standard units 102 Japanese market data 102 Derivation of sales forecasts and pricing trends 102 Sales calculations 103 Generic erosion and pricing assumptions 103 Definition of the migraine prophylaxis market - assumptions and caveats 103 Forecasts 104 Forecast methodology 104
CHAPTER 5 COMMERCIAL IMPACT AND LIFECYCLE MANAGEMENT: CASE STUDIES 105 Introduction 105 Portfolio management strategies to increase revenue and offset triptan genericization 105 Case study 1: GSKs migraine franchise lifecycle management strategies 106 GSKs migraine franchise will suffer as Trexima will only partially offset sumatriptan genericization 106 Understanding Imitrexs path to success 107 Plan complementary product launches carefully - GSK failed to substantially bolster its portfolio with Amerge 110 Overcoming Imitrexs US patent expiry poses a daunting challenge for GSK 111 OTC switch looks to continue the UK Imigran brand sales long after patent expiry of the prescription molecule 112 Trexima is key to the future of GSKs US migraine franchise 115 Trexima scenario forecast 117 Significant opportunity remains in the largely underserved prophylactic market 119 Case study 2: Topamax indication expansion into migraine prophylaxis proves highly successful 120 Topamaxs weight loss effect increases acceptance among patients 123 Topamaxs migraine website provides patients with extensive information 123 Topamax 360 targets educating healthcare professionals 124 New anticonvulsants may offer superior efficacy and tolerability profiles 125 Lyrica shows potential in migraine prophylaxis 125 Non-significant results of zonisamide (Zonegran) hinder potential future in migraine 126 Keppra has been shown to benefit patients with chronic migraine 127 High price-point means triptans are unlikely to enter the prophylactic market 127 Naratriptan has shown promise in patients with chronic migraine 127 Therapies with migraine prevention as the primary indication would offer a better defined treatment approach 128 Minsters tonabersat is the most promising late-stage migraine-specific preventive therapy 128 Menstrual migraine represents an unknown yet potentially attractive niche market 129 Case study 3: Frova targets approval for the short-term prevention of menstrual migraine 130 FDA delays indication expansion decision for a second time 130 European indication expansion planned under the mutual recognition procedure 131 Positive results from pivotal menstrual migraine studies led to 2006 filing 131 Frova scenario forecast 132 Four triptans have been studied for either acute or preventive therapy of menstrual migraine 133 Randomized controlled evaluations show sumatriptan and zolmitriptan are effective acute therapies 134 Triptan evaluations as intermittent preventive therapy show those with a longer half-life may be better equipped 134 Proposed algorithm for the use of triptans in menstrual migraine shows where opportunities exist for each triptan 135 Longer, post-treatment trials will show if attacks are truly prevented or merely delayed 137
BIBLIOGRAPHY 139 Journal papers 139 Websites 144 Newspaper articles 151 Our reports 151
APPENDIX A - MARKET DATA AND MAJOR BRAND KEY FACTS 152 ATC classes included in others to define the migraine market 152 Menstrual migraine market sizing calculations 154 Summary migraine market data 157 Triptan market data 158 Anticonvulsant market data 165
APPENDIX B - MARKET FORECAST DATA 167 Seven major markets 167 5EU market forecasts 168 US market forecasts 169 Japan market forecasts 170 France market forecasts 171 Germany market forecasts 172 Italy market forecasts 173 Spain market forecasts 174 UK market forecasts 175 APPENDIX C 176 Contributing experts 176 Report methodology 177
List of Tables Table 1: Key players in the migraine market, 2007 15 Table 2: Summary of environmental issues in the migraine market across the seven major markets, 2007 18 Table 3: Summary of environmental issues in the seven individual major migraine markets, 2007 19 Table 4: Average standard unit prices ($) of the drug classes prescribed for migraine prophylaxis in the seven major markets, 2003-06 23 Table 5: Summary of over-the-counter triptan drug availability, 2007 33 Table 6: Estimated launch dates for migraine products in the 5EU and US, 2007-2016 82 Table 7: Japan launch dates for migraine pipeline products, 2007-2016 95 Table 8: Key patent expiries of migraine brands across the seven major markets, 2007-2016 97 Table 9: Summary of Frova Phase III results in menstrual migraine 132 Table 10: Other ATC classes included for migraine market definition 152 Table 11: Projected menstrually-related migraine patient potential across the seven major markets, 2010 154 Table 12: Projected pure menstrual migraine patient potential across the seven major markets, 2010 155 Table 13: Migraine summary market data, 2006 157 Table 14: Imitrex: key facts 158 Table 15: Amerge: key facts 159 Table 16: Zomig: key facts 160 Table 17: Maxalt: key facts 161 Table 18: Axert: key facts 162 Table 19: Relpax: key facts 163 Table 20: Frova: key facts 164 Table 21: Topamax: key facts 165 Table 22: Depakote: key facts 166 Table 23: Seven major market migraine drug sales forecasts ($m), 2007-2016 167 Table 24: 5EU migraine drug sales forecasts ($m), 2007-2016 168 Table 25: US migraine drug sales forecasts ($m), 2007-2016 169 Table 26: Japan migraine drug sales forecasts ($m), 2007-2016 170 Table 27: France migraine drug sales forecasts ($m), 2007-2016 171 Table 28: Germany migraine drug sales forecasts ($m), 2007-2016 172 Table 29: Italy migraine drug sales forecasts ($m), 2007-2016 173 Table 30: Spain migraine drug sales forecasts ($m), 2007-2016 174 Table 31: UK migraine drug sales forecasts ($m), 2007-2016 175
List of Figures Figure 1: Ours migraine market forecast across the seven major markets, 2007-2016 5 Figure 2: Migraine-specific sales revenue across the seven major markets ($m), 2003-06 9 Figure 3: Performance of the seven major migraine markets ($m), 2005-06 10 Figure 4: Migraine-specific sales volume across the seven major markets (SUs), 2003-06 11 Figure 5: Migraine-specific sales revenue in the 5EU ($m), 2003-06 12 Figure 6: Performance of the nine key migraine therapies across the seven major markets ($m), 2005-06 13 Figure 7: Total triptan migraine-specific sales revenues across the seven major markets by brand (%), 2006 14 Figure 8: Value of the seven major migraine prophylactic market vs. the acute migraine market, 2003-06 21 Figure 9: Migraine-specific sales in the seven major markets for the four leading migraine prophylaxis drug classes ($m), 2003-06 22 Figure 10: Migraine-specific standard units prescribed in the seven major markets for the four leading migraine prophylaxis drug classes, 2003-06 23 Figure 11: Total Topamax brand sales ($m) by indication in the US, 2003-06 24 Figure 12: Percentage of Imitrex sales attributable to cluster headache across the seven major markets, 2006 28 Figure 13: Maxalt 5EU migraine-specific sales by delivery method ($m), 2003-06 32 Figure 14: Generic sumatriptans impact in the German, Spanish and UK migraine markets ($m and SUs), 2006 35 Figure 15: Forecasted impact of Imitrex and Topamax patent expiry on the US migraine market ($ billion), 2006-2016 36 Figure 16: Performance of the key migraine therapies in the US ($m), 2005-06 42 Figure 17: Screenshot of the purple Granger in GSKs Imitrex advert 44 Figure 18: Average triptan standard unit price across the seven major markets ($), 2003-06 46 Figure 19: Performance of the key migraine therapies in Japan ($m), 2005-06 51 Figure 20: Japan migraine-specific triptan sales ($m), 2003-06 52 Figure 21: Performance of the key migraine therapies in France ($m), 2005-06 55 Figure 22: 5EU migraine market by triptan standard units, 2003-06 56 Figure 23: The French cluster headache market ($m), 2004-06 59 Figure 24: Average triptan standard unit price in the 5EU countries ($), 2003-06 60 Figure 25: Performance of the key migraine therapies in Germany ($m), 2005-06 61 Figure 26: Migraine-specific Amerge sales in Germany ($m and SUs), 2003-06 64 Figure 27: Performance of the key migraine therapies in Italy ($m), 2005-06 66 Figure 28: Performance of the key migraine therapies in Spain ($m), 2005-06 69 Figure 29: Migraine-specific quarterly impact of Imitrex genericization in Spain ($m), 2006 70 Figure 30: Performance of the key migraine therapies in the UK ($m), 2005-06 72 Figure 31: Migraine-specific impact of Imitrex genericization in the UK, Germany and Spain ($m), 2005-06 77 Figure 32: Quarterly 5EU migraine-specific Topamax sales ($000s), 2005-06 79 Figure 33: UK migraine-specific anticonvulsant sales, ($m), 2003-06 80 Figure 34: Key events and their impact on the migraine market, 2007-2016 81 Figure 35: Forecasted GSK migraine franchise ($m), 2007-2016 106 Figure 36: SWOT analysis of Imitrex, 2007 107 Figure 37: Migraine-specific seven major market Imitrex sales split by formulation ($m), 2003-06 109 Figure 38: Migraine-specific sales of Imitrex and generic sumatriptan in Germany, Spain and the UK ($m), 2006-07 111 Figure 39: The 2007 Imigran recovery commercial image and strapline 113 Figure 40: Impact of Trexima scenario forecast on GSKs US migraine franchise ($m), 2006-2016 118 Figure 41: Forecasted seven major market migraine-specific Topamax sales ($m), 2007-2016 121 Figure 42: Seven major market migraine-specific Topamax prescriptions and sales, 2003-06 122 Figure 43: Ortho-McNeil Neurologics Topamax patient website 123 Figure 44: Frova scenario forecast for US and 5EU migraine-specific sales ($m), 2006-2016 133 Figure 45: Proposed algorithm for the use of triptans in menstrual migraine 136 |
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Companies Mentioned |
- Abbott Laboratories
- Aftermarket Technology Corp.
- Almirall Prodesfarma SA
- AM nv
- AstraZeneca PLC
- Dainippon Sumitomo Pharma Co., Ltd.
- Esteve Group
- GlaxoSmithKline Plc
- IMS Health
- Insight Communications Company, Inc.
- Ipsen
- Johnson & Johnson
- JPMorgan Fleming Cont.European IT plc
- Kowa Company, Ltd.
- Medicines Company, The
- Merck & Co., Inc.
- Novadel Pharma Inc
- Novartis AG
- Pfizer Inc
- ProSiebenSat. Media AG
- Spectrum Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
- Steiner Leisure Limited
- The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation
- Unit Corporation
- Vernalis Group PLC |
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