Novel Drugs and Smart Devices for Respiratory Disorders, 2018-2030 - Evaluation of Approx. 135 Novel Drug Candidates Across Various Stages of Development
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The Novel Drugs and Smart Devices for Respiratory Disorders, 2018-2030' report provides a comprehensive study on the current landscape of novel therapies and smart devices being evaluated for the treatment of asthma, COPD and cystic fibrosis. The field has captured the interest of several drug developers, both small and large companies. With several novel drug candidates in development, we anticipate the market to witness continued growth over the next 5-10 years.
According to the Forum of International Respiratory Societies, around 4 million individuals die each year due to chronic respiratory diseases. The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates the global prevalence of two of the most common chronic respiratory diseases, namely asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), to be around 335 million and 400 million patients respectively. Specifically, COPD is currently known to be the fourth leading cause of death worldwide. According to the data provided by the WHO, more than 3 million people die annually from COPD; this represents a total of 6% of the global annual deaths. Around 90% of these deaths occur in low and middle-income countries. Asthma, on the other hand, is more common in pediatric population. Asthma alone results in more than 30% of pediatric hospitalizations. Moreover, it is responsible for around 180,000 annual deaths worldwide.
In addition to asthma and COPD, other chronic respiratory disorders are also associated with high unmet needs. Specifically, the patients suffering from cystic fibrosis, which is known to have a global prevalence of 70,000, have reported median lifespan of less than 30 years. In addition, the patients suffering from cystic fibrosis are at a relatively higher risk of acquiring life threatening lung infections. The high prevalence, high rate of hospitalization and high cost of treatment for these disorders places a huge burden on the society in terms of direct healthcare costs and the loss of productivity associated with disability and premature mortality of the patients.
Although these diseases cannot be cured, government agencies and big pharma companies have made significant investments in R&D to improve disease management and address the unmet needs. These investments and development initiatives have led to the approval of several therapies, such as LAMA / LABA fixed dose combinations, ICS / LAMA / LABA fixed combinations, CFTR modulators, and novel biologics and antibiotics, which have helped improve the quality of life of patients. The industry is gradually transitioning towards the development of more targeted therapies. This shift is facilitating a scenario, wherein therapeutic strategies are changing from broad spectrum remedies to those that target individual patient segments.
One of the key objectives of the report was to understand the primary growth drivers and estimate the future size of the market. Based on parameters, such as target consumer segments, likely adoption rates and expected pricing, we have provided an informed estimate on the likely evolution of the market in the short to mid-term and long term, for the period 2018-2030. The research, analysis and insights presented in this report include potential sales of novel therapies, as well as smart inhalers that are currently marketed or are in the late stages of development. To account for the uncertainties associated with the development of these novel therapies and to add robustness to our model, we have provided three forecast scenarios, portraying the conservative, base and optimistic tracks of the market's evolution.
Amongst other elements, the report features:
-- A discussion on the novel therapies under development for the treatment
of asthma, COPD and cystic fibrosis. The report provides information on
the developers, phase of development of candidate drugs / therapies,
mechanism of action, route of administration, type of molecule, type of
formulation and the dose frequency of the various therapies.
-- An analysis highlighting the key unmet needs across asthma, COPD and
cystic fibrosis. The study presents insights generated from real-time
data on unmet needs identified from social media posts, recent
publications, patient blogs and discussions of key opinion leaders.
-- An extensive review of the development portfolio and key initiatives
undertaken by established players (players with approved / late-stage
drug candidates). This section also provides an overview of the
companies, their financial performance, recent collaborations and a
comprehensive future outlook.
-- Elaborate profiles of marketed and phase III drugs; each profile
features an overview of the drug, its mechanism of action, dosage
information, details on the cost and sales (wherever available),
clinical development plan, and key clinical trial results.
-- An assessment of the key players involved in the development of smart
inhalers. It provides information on the development status of the
inhalers, type of inhalers and the key collaborators. In addition, the
report provides a comparative assessment of the various smart inhalers
on the basis of several parameters, such as availability of Bluetooth,
USB connection, reminder function and rechargeable options.
-- A discussion on the regulatory landscape for the approval of combination
products (drugs and inhalers), as well as smart inhalers in different
countries.
-- Detailed analysis of the key trends (for instance, relative start-up
activity) in the development of novel therapies across asthma, COPD and
cystic fibrosis.
Example Highlights
-- Around 135 novel drug candidates are being evaluated across various
stages of development for the treatment of patients suffering from
asthma, COPD and cystic fibrosis. Of these, around 15 drugs have
received approval / market authorization, and 72% and 17% of the
candidates are being developed in clinical and preclinical stages,
respectively.
-- Majority of the novel drugs (38%) are being developed for the treatment
of patients with asthma, while around 30% of the candidates are being
developed to target COPD. Rest of the drugs are being evaluated for the
treatment of cystic fibrosis. 11% of the therapies target more than one
of these diseases.
-- The development landscape comprises of around 90 companies and
universities. Of these, around 37% of the players are small-sized
companies (less than 50 employees), close to 30% of the players are
mid-sized companies (51-200 employees) and around 33% are large-size
players / universities (more than 200 employees).
-- Of the big pharma companies, several players have recently received
approval for their novel product(s) being developed for asthma, COPD and
cystic fibrosis; examples of these companies are (in alphabetical order,
no selection criteria) AstraZeneca, Boehringer Ingelheim, Chiesi
Pharmaceuticals, Gilead Sciences, GSK, Novartis, Teva Pharmaceutical and
Vertex Pharmaceuticals.
-- Specifically for asthma, the industry focus is gradually shifting
towards development of therapies for the treatment of patients with
moderate to severe disease. In fact, in the last few years, four
biologics have been approved for the treatment of severe form of asthma.
These are FASENRA (2017), CINQAIR (2016), XOLAIR (2016, for pediatric
patients) and NUCALA (2015).
-- For the treatment of COPD, most of the approved novel therapies are
combinations of long-acting beta-agonist (LABA) and long-acting
muscarinic receptor antagonist (LAMA) drugs. Examples of marketed dual
fixed dose combinations include ANORO ELLIPTA (2017), BEVESPI AEROSPHERE
/ PT003 (2016), Utibron Neohaler (2015), STIOLTO RESPIMAT (2015),
Duaklir Genuair / Brimica Genuair (2014) and Ultibro Breezhaler (2013).
-- Across cystic fibrosis, the launch of KALYDECO in 2012 and ORKAMBI in
2015 by Vertex Pharmaceuticals has revolutionized the treatment
landscape. Several novel combinations or drug classes are being
evaluated in late stages of clinical development. Emerging targeted
approaches, such as gene therapy and gene editing, are also being
explored.
-- A detailed analysis of the opinions expressed on patient blogs, social
media posts and published literature, and by KOLs highlights significant
unmet needs across asthma, COPD and cystic fibrosis. High rate of
non-adherence, delayed / mis-diagnosis and lack of personalized
therapies are amongst the pressing unmet needs.
-- To overcome the unmet needs associated with drug adherence, the industry
is promoting the use of connected devices, such as smart inhalers, that
enable the patient / healthcare providers to track drug intake. In fact,
we identified more than 20 companies involved in the development of
smart inhalers; examples include (in alphabetical order) 3M, Adherium,
Aerobit, Cohero Health, FindAir, Gecko Health Innovations, H&T
Presspart, Inspiro Medical, OPKO Health, Propeller Health, Qualcomm
Life, and Vectura.
-- With several approved drugs and late stage clinical (phase II and above)
candidates, the market for novel therapeutics is anticipated to grow at
a steady pace between 2018 and 2030. By 2030, a number of LABA / LAMA,
as well as ICS / LABA / LAMA fixed dose combinations, are likely to
attain blockbuster status. Examples include ANORO ELLIPTA, Utibron
Neohaler / Ultibro Breezhaler, FASENRA and ORKAMBI
Companies Mentioned
-- 3M
-- AB Science
-- AbbVie
-- Abeome
-- Ablynx
-- Adherium
-- Aerobit
-- Afimmune
-- Airnest
-- AlgiPharma
-- Almirall
-- Alphabet
-- American College of Chest Physicians
-- American Thoracic Society
-- Amgen
-- Amiko
-- AnaptysBio
-- Anthem
-- Anthera
-- Aptar Pharma
-- Aridis Pharmaceuticals
-- Ario Pharma
-- Array BioPharma
-- Artax Biopharma
-- ASLAN Pharmaceuticals
-- Asthma UK
-- AstraZeneca
-- Atopix Therapeutics
-- Australian Advisory Committee on Prescription Medicines
-- Axikin Pharmaceuticals
-- Bayer
-- BIOCORP
-- Biomarck Pharmaceuticals
-- BioMed X
-- Boehringer Ingelheim
-- British Lung Foundation
-- Celtaxsys
-- Chiesi Pharmaceuticals
-- Cipla
-- Circassia Pharmaceuticals
-- Cohero Health
-- Concert Pharmaceuticals
-- Corbus Pharmaceuticals
-- CRISPR Therapeutics
-- Crux Product Design
-- CURx Pharmaceuticals
-- Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
-- Dermira
-- DS Biopharma
-- Duke-NUS Academic Medical Centre
-- Dynavax
-- Editas Medicine
-- Eleventa
-- Ethris
-- Eularis
-- European Respiratory Society
-- EURRUS Biotech
-- Express Scripts
-- FindAir
-- Five Prime Therapeutics
-- Flatley Discovery Lab
-- Folium Optics
-- Foresee Pharmaceuticals
-- Forum of International Respiratory Societies
-- Galapagos
-- Gecko Health Innovations
-- Geisinger
-- Genzyme
-- Gilead Sciences
-- GlaxoSmithKline (GSK)
-- Glenmark Pharmaceuticals
-- Global Initiative for Asthma (GINA)
-- Global Initiative for Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease
-- Grifols
-- Guangzhou Medical University
-- H&T Presspart
-- Hanmi Pharmaceutical
-- Health Care Originals
-- Health Factors
-- HealthCore
-- Hewlett Packard Labs
-- Hikma Pharmaceuticals
-- Hydra Biosciences
-- IBM
-- ID Pharma
-- Imperial College London
-- Innoviva
-- Insmed
-- Inspiro Medical
-- International Federation of Pharmaceutical Manufacturers and
Associations
-- Inventiva
-- Ivax
-- Janssen Biotech
-- Japanese Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare
-- Jvion
-- KBP Biosciences
-- Koronis BioMedical Technologies
-- Laurent Pharmaceuticals
-- Ligand Pharmaceuticals
-- Mariposa Health
-- MedImmune
-- Merck
-- MicroDose Therapeutx
-- Moderna Therapeutics
-- MorphoSys
-- Mylan
-- National Health Service (NHS)
-- NIHR Manchester Biomedical Research Centre
-- Novartis
-- Novimmune
-- Novoclem Therapeutics
-- Novoteris
-- Ono Pharmaceuticals
-- OPKO Health
-- Orexo
-- Palobiofarma
-- Panmira Pharmaceuticals
-- Paranta Biosciences
-- Parion Sciences
-- Pearl Therapeutics
-- Pfizer
-- Pharmaxis
-- Pieris Pharmaceuticals
-- Polyphor
-- Propeller Health
-- ProQR Therapeutics
-- Proteostasis Therapeutics
-- Pulmagen Therapeutics
-- Pulmatrix
-- Qualcomm
-- Reata Pharmaceuticals
-- Regeneron Pharmaceuticals
-- Resolve Digital Health
-- RespiVert
-- REX Medical
-- Rigel Pharmaceuticals
-- Roche
-- Sanofi
-- Savara Pharmaceuticals
-- Singapore Health Services (SingHealth)
-- Southern Research
-- Spyryx Biosciences
-- Sterna Biologicals
-- Sunovion
-- Sunrise Labs
-- Synairgen
-- Syqe Medical
-- Teijin Pharma
-- Teva Pharmaceutical
-- Therapeutics Good Administration (TGA)
-- University of California Berkeley (UCB)
-- University of Iowa
-- US Food and Drug Administration
-- Vectura
-- Verona Pharma
-- Vertex Pharmaceuticals
-- Weill Cornell Medicine
-- World Health Organization
-- Xencor
-- YUNGJIN Pharmaceutical
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