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市場調查報告書

院內感染預防/治療用疫苗市場的動向

Commercial Perspectives: Vaccines - Nosocomial Pathogens

出版商 Datamonitor
出版日期 2004年01月 商品編碼 17710
內容資訊 英文  
價格
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本報告已在2011年07月19日停止出版。

簡介

全球的疫苗市場正急速地成長,其成長率約 10∼12%,預計在 2010 年會達到 170 億美金的規模。但是由於現今疫苗市場裡針對小孩的疫苗占了相當大的比率,少子化所帶來的影響令人擔心。今後預料新的市場發展及策略會相對地變得重要。

專門在醫療、IT、金融服務等產業裡進行調查分析並且提供高信賴度情報的Datamonitor(總公司:倫敦),針對院內感染的疫苗市場進行了詳盡地調查及分析,並且統整其結果出版了一份名為"Commercial Perspectives: Vaccines - Nosocomial Pathogens"的調查報告書。

此報告書使用了包括 73 張圖表的篇幅,針對疫苗市場特別是院內感染預防/治療領域進行調查分析,另外也提供 9 家企業相關的情報。此報告書的概略架構如下所示。

1. 摘要

2. 疫苗市場的動向

  • 成長因素
  • 阻礙成長因素
  • 策略的困境

3. 主要企業與新興參與企業

  • 4家主要企業的市場/研究開發最新動向
    • GlaxoSmithKline
    • Aventis Pasteur
    • Merik & Co
    • Wyeth
  • 新興參與企業
    • Chiron
    • Berna Biotech
    • Baxter
    • Acambis
    • MedImmune

4. 專注於院內感染

  • 細菌性院內感染的概要
  • 真菌性感染的概要
  • 對象的病原體:白色念珠菌
  • 針對院內預防接種所採取的策略
    • 製品種類
    • 對象集團
    • 製品的市場反應
    • 新製品的商業評價
    • 葡萄球菌單株抗體

5. 製品

  • 預防疫苗
    • StaphVax
    • Enterovax
    • EpiVax
    • 綠膿菌預防疫苗: Aerugen
    • C. difficile預防疫苗
  • 治療用單株抗體
    • BSYX-A110
    • AltaStaph
    • Aurograb
    • Mycograb
    • TMA-15
    • 抗志賀氏毒素單株抗體(c-Stx1、c-Stx2)

目錄

INTRODUCTION

The vaccines sector is undergoing a period of growth, making it a more attractive market to pharmaceutical companies. In addition, changing population demographics, competition and new technologies are further transforming this area. Indeed, novel vaccines are anticipated to provide protection against a much wider spectrum of conditions, including infection by the major nosocomial pathogens.

SCOPE OF THE REPORT

  • Overview of the current vaccine market, describing the key drivers and resistors of growth
  • Descriptions of key players and new contenders in vaccines sector, detailing their current portfolios and commercial strategies
  • Characterization of the clinically-significant nosocomial pathogens and information regarding the potential vaccine market size for each
  • Profiles of pipeline nosocomial vaccines and an evaluation of their market potential and likely impact

REPORT HIGHLIGHTS

The growth rate for the global vaccines market currently outpaces other infectious diseases sectors with predicted year-on-year growth of 10-12%, equating to a market size of approximately $17 billion in 2010, on a par with antivirals. Datamonitor believes a large proportion of these sales will fall outside the existing four-company oligopoly.

Within the dominant high-volume pediatric segment, declining birth rates, uncertain market access and intense competition forces vaccine players to consider a range of new product strategies with a varying levels of commercial risk. Examples include monoclonal antibodies, therapeutic vaccines, newer adjuvants and delivery systems.

The niche sector of nosocomial infection vaccines has seen investment by numerous pharmaceutical companies in recent years, with many products in clinical development. Datamonitor predicts that peak global sales of an S. aureus prophylactic vaccine and therapeutic monoclonal antibody could reach $1.8 billion and $2.6 billion respectively.

KEY REASONS TO BUY THIS REPORT

  • Gain insight into the current vaccine market, and identify the key players and emerging novel technologies
  • Identify the companies leading the development of nosocomial vaccines and their strategies and pipeline products
  • Recognize the market potential for nosocomial vaccines

Table of Contents

CHAPTER 1 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Scope of the analysis
Datamonitor insight into the global vaccines market
The growth rate for the global vaccines market currently outpaces other infectious diseases sectors with predicted year-on-year growth of 10–12%. In 2010, this will equate to a market size of approximately $17 billion on a par with antivirals. Bearing in mind current dynamics, Datamonitor believes a large proportion of these sales will fall outside the existing four company oligopoly
Within the dominant high-volume pediatric segment, declining birth rates, uncertain market access and intense competition forces vaccine players to consider a range of new product strategies with varying levels of commercial risk. Examples include monoclonal antibodies, therapeutic vaccines, newer adjuvants and delivery systems
Along with smaller players, GSK and Wyeth have recognized growing unmet medical need within the treatment of nosocomial bacterial infections, especially those caused by drug-resistant Staphylococci and Enterococci. Significant global numbers of immunocompromised eat-riskf groups and limited antibacterial R&D increase the commercial attractiveness of this newer segment
With clear assumptions on pricing, coverage and target groups, Datamonitor commercial analyses reveals that peak global sales of a S. aureus prophylatic vaccine and therapeutic monoclonal antibody could reach $1.8 billion and $2.6 billion respectively. Market access is likely to be more feasible for the monoclonal product, as the current likelihood of mandated mass vaccination with a S. aureus vaccine is low
Summary
Key metrics

CHAPTER 2 VACCINES: WHICH DIRECTION?

Introduction
Drivers of growth
Increased competition and R&D diversity
Emerging middle classes in developing countries
Perceived effectiveness and economic benefit of vaccination
Blockbuster antigens
The rise of therapeutic antibodies
Resistors to growth
Safety concerns
Increasing barriers to entry
A strategic dilemna
Low product differentiation
High product differentiation

CHAPTER 3 KEY PLAYERS AND NEW CONTENDERS

GlaxoSmithKline
Market update
R&D update
Aventis Pasteur
Market update
R&D update
Merck & Co
Market update
Wyeth
Market update
R&D update
New contenders
Chiron
Berna Biotech
Baxter
Acambis
MedImmune

CHAPTER 4 FOCUS ON NOSOCOMIAL INFECTIONS

Introduction
Bacterial nosocomial infections overview
Fungal nosocomial infections overview
Target pathogen: Candida albicans
Strategies for nosocomial vaccination
Product type
Hospital target groups
Market acceptance of nosocomial vaccine products
Commercial evaluation of new vaccine products
S. aureus therapeutic monoclonal

CHAPTER 5 CANDIDATE NOSOCOMIAL PRODUCTS

Prophylatic vaccines
StaphVax
Enterovax
EpiVax
P. aeruginosa vaccine: Aerugen
C. difficile vaccine
Therapeutic monoclonal antibodies
BSYX-A110
AltaStaph
Aurograb
Mycograb
TMA-15
Anti-shiga toxin monoclonals (c-Stx1 and c-Stx2)

APPENDIX A

Bibliography
Epidemiology
Clinical trial data
Other
Website links
Report methodology
Disclaimer

List of Tables

Table 1: Predicted sales for S. aureus therapeutic monoclonals and prophylactic vaccine*
Table 2: Sales growth across infectious disease sectors ($m), 1999–2002
Table 3: Sales growth across infectious disease sectors ($m), 2002–10
Table 4: Key player vaccine sales ($m), 1999–2002
Table 5: Vaccine cost effectiveness
Table 6: MedImmunefs marketed antibody portfolio
Table 7: Historical and forecast population, 0–4 years, across the seven major markets (000s), 1990–2015
Table 8: GSKfs marketed vaccine portfolio, 2002
Table 9: GSKfs vaccine R&D pipeline, 2003
Table 10: Aventisfs marketed human vaccine portfolio
Table 11: Aventisfs human vaccine R&D pipeline, 2003
Table 12: Merck & Co.fs marketed vaccines portfolio
Table 13: Merckfs vaccines R&D pipeline, 2003
Table 14: Wyethfs marketed vaccine portfolio
Table 15: Wyethfs vaccine R&D pipeline, 2003
Table 16: Chironfs vaccine business revenue by source ($m), 2001–02
Table 17: Chironfs vaccine sales by product group ($m), 2001–02
Table 18: Chironfs marketed vaccines, 2003
Table 19: Chironfs vaccine pipeline
Table 20: Bernafs vaccine sales by product group ($m), 2001–02
Table 21: Bernafs marketed vaccines, 2003
Table 22: Bernafs pipeline vaccines
Table 23: Baxterfs pipeline vaccines
Table 24: Acambisfs pipeline vaccines
Table 25: MedImmunefs marketed vaccines
Table 26: MedImmunefs pipeline vaccines
Table 27: MedImmune predicted sales
Table 28: Percentage of nosocomial pathogens resistant to key hospital antibacterials
Table 29: Bacteria responsible for the onset of nosocomial pneumonia in general ward patients (% cases)
Table 30: Bacteria responsible for the onset of bloodstream infections (% cases)
Table 31: Causative fungi in hospitalized patients with an invasive fungal infection in the seven major markets, 2003
Table 32: Current incidence of invasive fungal infections in the seven major markets, 2003
Table 33: Advantages and disadvantages of monoclonal antibodies
Table 34: Human population demographics in various countries
Table 35: Proportion of surgery patients suffering from surgical site infection in the US (%), Jan 1992–June 2001
Table 36: Estimated total number of invasive fungal infections among surgical patients in the seven major markets, 2003
Table 37: Predicted sales for S. aureus therapeutic monoclonals and prophylactic vaccine*
Table 38: Summary of candidate nosocomial products
Table 39: Healthcare statistics across the seven major pharmaceutical markets, 2000
Table 40: Inhibitexfs monoclonal antibody product pipeline

List of Figures

Figure 1: S. aureus vaccine* peak sales revenue by target group and country (%)
Figure 2: Key player vaccine sales ($m), 1999–2002
Figure 3: Global vaccine market by volume and revenue, 2000
Figure 4: Gross national product of India, 1985–99
Figure 5: Therapy area exposure of key antibody companies
Figure 6: High and low product differentiation in commercial vaccine strategy
Figure 7: Size of the over 65 populations in the seven major markets in 2000 and as predicted for 2020
Figure 8: Comparative analysis of leading influenza vaccines
Figure 9: Aventis is collaborating with five companies as part of its therapeutic vaccine development program
Figure 10: Global vaccines market share by company, 2002
Figure 11: Late-stage vaccine pipeline by company, 2003
Figure 12: Changes in incidence of nosocomial infection
Figure 13: Microorganisms causing SSIs in English hospitals, 1997–99
Figure 14: S. aureus bacteremia laboratory reports and methicillin susceptibility: England and Wales, 1992–2002
Figure 15: E. faecium bacteremia laboratory reports and vancomycin susceptibility: England and Wales, 1992–2001
Figure 16: Nosocomial BSIs due to Coagulase negative staphylococci, 2001*
Figure 17: Mean additional hospital costs associated with nosocomial infections in the UK, by site of infection
Figure 18: Mean additional hospital costs associated with nosocomial infections in the UK, by admission specialty
Figure 19: Predisposing factors associated to defects of the hostfs defenses against fungal infection
Figure 20: Pathway to nosocomial vaccine commercialization
Figure 21: Nosocomial infections target groups
Figure 22: Calculating S. aureus prophylactic peak sales vaccine revenue
Figure 23: Potential S. aureus prophylactic peak sales vaccine revenue
Figure 24: S. aureus vaccine peak sales revenue (%) by target group and country
Figure 25: Methodology to calculate S. aureus therapeutic monoclonal revenue
Figure 27: S.aureus therapeutic monoclonal revenue per target group and country
Figure 28: Phase III StaphVax clinical trial schematic diagram
Figure 29: Geometric mean levels of antibodies specific for S. aureus type 5 and 8 capsular polysaccharides.
Figure 30: Hospital-acquired enterococcus infections in the seven major markets
Figure 31: Percentage of patients that produced antibodies against toxin A or toxin B at different vaccine doses
Figure 32: BSYX-A110 Phase I studies
Figure 33: Survival rate of infected mice when treated with varying doses of TMA-15
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