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市場調查報告書

躁鬱症:統合失調症的藥劑開發對小規模躁鬱症生產線趨勢的影響

R&D Trends: Bipolar Disorders - Developments in schizophrenia dictate trends in diminutive bipolar disorders pipeline

出版商 Datamonitor
出版日期 2011年04月 商品編碼 180916
內容資訊 英文 Pages: 75
價格
US $ 3800 PDF by E-mail (Single user license)
US $ 9500 PDF by E-mail (Global license)


躁鬱症:統合失調症的藥劑開發對小規模躁鬱症生產線趨勢的影響 是由出版商Datamonitor在2011年04月所出版的。 這份英文市場調查報告書包含Pages: 75 價格從美金3800起跳。

簡介

過去5年間、躁鬱症治療藥的研究開發有各種成功的案例。透過臨床生產線所上市的5種藥劑、中斷4種後期候補藥。此外所認定的藥劑中的4種擴大適應範圍中。Alexza的AZ-004(loxapine)是目前市場中最常用的藥劑。

本報告書內容包括:躁鬱症後期及早期藥劑生產線的趨勢分析、未來的治療藥介紹、臨床試驗設計的概要等彙整、內容綱要摘記如下:

概要

實施摘要

臨床生產線概要

  • 躁鬱症臨床生產線的概要
  • 最近所中止的後期開發化合物

標的產品介紹

  • Seroquel XR
  • 標的產品介紹和目前的達成等級

躁鬱症的臨床試驗設計

  • 臨床試驗
    • 針對躁鬱症臨床試驗實施的FDA導覽的不充足
    • EMA為主要的躁鬱症適應推選之臨床試驗設計
    • 躁鬱症的一般性臨床試驗設計
    • 躁鬱症的相關一般所用的評價項目
    • 其他的評價項目
    • 躁鬱症的臨床試驗實施的主要課題
  • 臨床試驗設計的未來性發展
    • 躁鬱症特異性回歸對策的開發
    • 臨床試驗的兒童及成人躁鬱症患者的介入

創新的早期階段對策

  • 目前的躁鬱症生產線有技術革新證據的不足

躁鬱症的未來治療方法

  • 大規模研究計畫對所有患者的治療回歸改善為目的的進行中
  • 個別化醫療
  • 躁鬱症的相關認識障礙的治療

參考資訊

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Abstract

Introduction

For the past 5 years R&D for new bipolar disorders drugs has been met with mixed success; while five drugs have progressed through the clinical pipeline and entered the market, four late-stage candidates have been discontinued. For four of the approved products, bipolar disorders represented an indication expansion. Alexza’s AZ-004 (loxapine) is currently the closest pipeline candidate to market

Features and benefits

• Analysis of key trends in the late- and early-stage drug pipeline for bipolar disorders.
• Identification of the target product profile for future bipolar disorders treatments.
• Summary of clinical trial design in bipolar disorders including exploration of how the design of clinical trials may develop in the future.
• Exploration of the future treatment in bipolar disorders including personalized medicine and treatment of cognitive impairment.

Highlights

The bipolar disorders pipeline is sparse relative to other psychiatric markets. The diminutive size of the pipeline relative to the depression and schizophrenia pipelines indicates that bipolar disorders are considered less commercially attractive.
The limited number of products in development reflects the well-established trend for developers of atypical antipsychotics to seek bipolar disorders as a secondary indication to schizophrenia. However, the time lag between an antipsychotic gaining approval in schizophrenia then bipolar disorders has narrowed in recent years.
In the long term, ongoing research is expected to lead to personalized treatment of bipolar disorders. In particular, biomarker research has the potential to predict treatment response in patients. In addition, it is expected that research in schizophrenia may
inform development of cognitive treatments in bipolar disorders.

Your key questions answered

• How many drugs are in clinical development for the treatment of bipolar disorders? How does this compare to other psychiatric indications?
• Is bipolar depression or bipolar mania the most commonly investigated bipolar disorder indication in clinical trials?
• How is the treatment of bipolar disorders likely to evolve over the next 10 to 20 years?
• Since 2006, what proportion of late-stage bipolar disorder candidates have progressed through clinical development or been discontinued?

Table of Contents

Executive Summary
   Strategic scoping and focus
   Datamonitor key findings
   Related reports
OVERVIEW
   Catalyst
   Summary
CLINICAL PIPELINE OVERVIEW
   Overview of the bipolar disorders clinical pipeline
      The bipolar disorders pipeline is small, comprising just 12 candidates in clinical development
      Emerging features of the bipolar disorders pipeline
      Companies involved in the bipolar disorders clinical pipeline
   Late-stage development compounds recently discontinued
      Four candidates in the late-stage bipolar disorders pipeline have been discontinued since 2006
TARGET PRODUCT PROFILE
   Seroquel XR (quetiapine extended release; AstraZeneca)
      Clinical trial data for Seroquel XR
   Target product profile versus current level of attainment
CLINICAL TRIAL DESIGN IN BIPOLAR DISODERS
   Clinical trials
      FDA guidance on the conduct of clinical trials in bipolar disorders is lacking
      EMA provides recommendations for clinical trial design in each of the main bipolar disorders indications
      Typical trial design in bipolar disorders
      Commonly used clinical trial endpoints for bipolar disorders
      Other clinical trial endpoints
      Key challenges in the conduct of clinical trials in bipolar disorders
   Future developments in clinical trial design
      Development of bipolar disorders-specific outcome measures for cognition
      Involvement of pediatric and adolescent patients with bipolar disorders in clinical trials
INNOVATIVE EARLY-STAGE APPROACHES
   Evidence of innovation in the current bipolar disorders pipeline is lacking
      The mechanism of action of several early-stage candidates is unknown at this stage
      There exists a need to develop novel medications for the treatment of bipolar disorders
THE FUTURE OF TREATMENT IN BIPOLAR DISORDERS
   Large-scale research program seeks to improve treatment outcomes for all patients
      Current treatment guidelines report several gaps in our understanding of treatment of bipolar disorder
      Data from STEP-BP study have the potential to inform optimal use of existing treatments, although key opinion leaders are not convinced
   Personalized medicine
      Biomarkers may have utility in predicting treatment response in patients with bipolar disorder
      Funding from the NIH will stimulate greater research into the pharmacogenomics of bipolar disorders
   Treatment of cognitive impairment associated with bipolar disorders
      The presence of cognitive impairment in bipolar disorder patients is increasingly recognized
      Research in schizophrenia is likely to inform development of cognitive treatments in bipolar disorders
BIBLIOGRAPHY
   Journal papers
   Websites
   Datamonitor reports
APPENDIX
   Contributing experts
   Conferences attended
   Report methodology

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