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Wednesday, 3 July 2013

World Generic Market Report 2013 Available At Researchmoz.us

ResearchMoz.us include new market research report" World Generic Market Report 2013" to its huge collection of research reports.

A complete global analysis of the prospects for markets and companies in this dynamic industry sector

Features and benefits of this thoroughly-researched and highly-regarded management report:

High quality research and forecasts: Independent research, combined with detailed 5-year forecasts, informed commentary and unrivalled primary source data will aid your business planning and decision-making process
Global coverage - with 74 country markets profiles: Scope opportunities for new investment or sales growth, with detailed historical data and forecasts on the leading developed economies as well as key emerging markets from Africa, the Americas, Asia, Emerging Europe, and the Middle East

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Issue driven: Understand the latest company, product, and regulatory developments
Company Insight - with the 26 leading companies reviewed: Who’s working with whom? Who’s suing whom? Who’s up, who’s down? Assess the activities, strategies and market position of your competitors, partners and clients
Flexible formats: Available in pdf format with online access included in the price. Cost-effective distribution licences can ensure you get the best from your investment
Biosimilars: Coverage of the fast developing biosimilars market
Easily understand the threats and opportunities that are shaping this rapidly evolving sector!


Industry Issues

If the branded pharmaceutical industry was facing a patent cliff it is now teetering on the edge of it. Ironically, it is the world’s best selling drug, Lipitor, which exemplifies the trend. Despite still having patent protection, Pfizer has been unable to stem the tide of interest and pressure from a number of companies, Ranbaxy being chief amongst them. Despite pressure on prices in many markets, the generic sector continues to thrive with increased sales across the board in 2012. The maturity of the sector can also be seen in the size of the businesses: there are now 18 generic companies with revenues in excess of US$1,000 million, 6 more than in 2008/09..

Company Assessments

In recent years there has been a trend towards consolidation, both within the generics industry itself, and between the generics industry and the branded industry. This has been a trend born of necessity, reflecting both the difficult economic environment and the slowdown in development of innovative drugs. Without doubt, the most important and largest acquisition to have taken place over the last year has been the merger between Watson Pharmaceuticals and Actavis. The merger has created a company with revenues for the year ended 31st December 2012 of just over US$5.9 billion.

Market Analysis

The generic market is experiencing two opposing trends driven by the global downturn. On one hand, the use of generics is increasing due to their cost-effectiveness and adoption has accelerated in markets where branded prescribing was dominant. On the other hand, the squeeze on government spending has not left generics untouched, with many countries lowering generic prices through cuts in reimbursement rates or contract tendering with a resultant squeeze on margins.

Industry consolidation, new market opportunities, the latest on biosimilars plus much, much more!

This leading report, now in its 11th year of publication, draws on primary research with companies, statistics offices, health ministries and trade associations worldwide and provides standard, comparative data and discussion on key issues. This extensive data set is interpreted and evaluated by the editors to provide a complete and compelling review of the whole sector.

Key facts, issues and questions

Which branded companies are taking an increased interest in the dynamic generics market?
How are generics companies faring in the recession?
Which companies are involved in the latest legal challenges and litigation?
Biosimilars get ever closer – what are the latest regulatory updates?
Which country markets have experienced the largest growth in 2012 and which are forecast to be the fastest growers?
Negative perceptions of generic drug quality – which markets are most exposed?
Pricing pressures – which markets are facing the greatest pressures on pricing from the government?
State support for local production – which markets are set to benefit from increased government support?


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The Silent Killer: Recent Advances in Cardiovascular Disease : Researchmoz.us

ResearchMoz.us include new market research report" The Silent Killer: Recent Advances in Cardiovascular Disease" to its huge collection of research reports.

There are nearly 300 medicines in clinical development to treat cardiovascular disease. This new research report examines in detail the key areas of the cardiovascular (CV) market, gathering inside opinion of cardiologists, to highlight the dynamic changes that are underway in this multibillion dollar marketplace.

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Successful players will, necessarily, need to cannibalise their existing cardiovascular franchises in order to limit the impact of generic erosion when their patents expire, whilst at the same time investing in alternative therapies with better, more efficacious outcomes. This is a significant challenge given the high barrier to entry and unmet clinical needs. Not only is cardiovascular disease a “Silent Killer”, it is also a commercial time bomb where the risk/reward ratio for any company willing to participate needs to be carefully considered.

This report provides you with a systematic appraisal into the current and future CV market, including...

A detailed review of the leading brands and how they are being positioned in the market, in addition to the potential impact of generics

Assessment of key products in development, identifying ‘Ones to Watch’ in late-stage clinical development where proof of concept data has been established
Review of products that are ‘Waiting in the Wings’ in early-stage clinical development where Point-of-Care data is being gathered
Analysis of the potential of ‘Long Shots’ which represent new and innovative products where the scientific rationale has yet to be fully tested
Antilipidemics


The lowering of ‘bad cholesterol’ or low-density lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL-C) and triglycerides (TGs) has been shown to reduce the chance of a heart attack and death in people who have an elevated risk of developing heart disease or who already have heart disease. Several drug classes are currently available to treat a range of lipid disorders; each has a different mechanism of action, safety profile and impact on blood lipid profiles to different degrees.

Key drugs covered by the report include

Leading brands - Lipitor (Pfizer), Crestor (AstraZeneca), Livalo (Kowa and Partners), etc...
Recent generics - Atorvastatin, etc...
Ones to watch - Alirocumab (Sanofi/Regeneron Pharmaceuticals), AMG 145 (Amgen), Anacetrapid (Merck & Co), etc...
Waiting in the wings - RG 7652 (Roche), RN-316 (Pfizer), DRL-17822 (Dr Reddy), etc...
Long shots - ALN PCS (Alnylam/The Medicine Company), etc...
Just some of the key questions answered include

Why are statins the gold stand in lipid lowering therapies and which is the most effective at lowering LDL-C?
Will AstraZeneca’s Crestor win its fight for supremacy before generic rosuvastatin reaches the market?
Why are PCSK9 inhibitors important to cardiologists and which drugs are leading the field?
Kynamro approved in the US but not in Europe… what next?
What new HDL-C modulating therapies are in development?
What new products are in development from BMS/Simcere; Dr Reddy and DezimaPharma?


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