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市場調查報告書

肥胖治療相關藥品開發動向

Obesity Drug Discoveries: what the future holds

出版商 Espicom Business Intelligence
出版日期 2007年08月 商品編碼 55316
內容資訊 英文 116+ PAGES
價格
US $ 1740 Hard Copy
US $ 1740 PDF by E-mail (Single User License)
US $ 2710 Web Access - includes the Obesity Tracker


肥胖治療相關藥品開發動向 是由出版商Espicom Business Intelligence在2007年08月所出版的。 這份英文市場調查報告書包含116+ PAGES 價格從美金1740起跳。

簡介

全球肥胖人口正增加當中。根據2005年統計,全球16億的成人過度肥胖且至少有4億人是肥胖的。2015年之前預計將有23億人過度肥胖,有7億以上的人屬於肥胖人口。

提供製藥、醫療機器市場相關具有權威的資訊的市調公司 Espicom Business Intelligence,發表了一份關於治療肥胖藥品開發動向的英文報告 "Obesity Drug Discoveries: what the future holds" 。

本報告書內容包括:肥胖概要及治療市場動向、新藥開發動向及醫療實驗中的藥物概要、未來動向等。內容綱要摘記如下:

實施概要

何謂肥胖?

  • 肥胖的定義
  • 肥胖造成的影響
  • 問題嚴重性
  • 經濟負擔

肥胖治療市場

  • 競爭率

肥胖管理

  • 能源平衡管理
  • 達成減重目標
  • 肥胖管理用經認可的藥物
  • 藥物認證用的規範當局的指導手冊
  • 新藥動向

醫療實驗中的藥物

  • Beta腎上腺素受體調節劑
  • 大麻酚受體調節劑
  • 消化抑制劑・脂質代謝調節劑
  • 組織胺受體調節劑
  • 荷爾蒙刺激素
  • 單氨氧化酵素抑制劑/5-HT受體調節劑
  • 神經激素受體調節劑
  • 併用薬剤

最近結束的計畫

  • AMG076
  • AOD9604
  • CP-741952
  • CYT009-GhrQb
  • oleoyl-estrone
  • PF-431499

未來的肥胖管理

  • 綜合性治療,以代謝症候群為標的
  • 近年來的進歩及未來發展

結論

資訊來源

可自由選擇之服務: "肥胖守門員"

"肥胖守門員"即為過胖相關新聞每日的網路新聞服務

目錄

Abstract

While only recently identified as a major health concern, obesity levels have been growing steadily and the condition threatens to rank among the biggest causes of premature death in both the industrialised and emerging economies. With only three products approved worldwide for long-term treatment, and growing unmet clinical need, the treatment of obesity could present a major opportunity area for pharma companies.

Obesity has reached epidemic proportions worldwide. With 2005 estimates of approximately 1.6 billion adults (aged 15 years and over) overweight and at least 400 million adults obese, the World Health Organization predicts that by 2015, approximately 2.3 billion adults will be overweight and more than 700 million will be obese. These estimates do not even take into account a lower overweight threshold set for Asians. In the US and Canada half of all adults are likely to be obese within eight years, with only one in five people of healthy weight.

The market for weight-loss drugs in the US, Europe and Japan totalled around US$600 million in 2005, and is expected to rise globally to approximately US$2 billion by 2010. Current long-term treatments include: Abbott' s Meridia/Reductil (sibutramine), a monoamine reuptake inhibitor that is approved in the US and Europe; Roche' s Xenical (orlistat), a gastric lipase inhibitor that is approved in the US and Europe; and sanofi-aventis' Acomplia (rimonabant), a cannabinoid type 1 receptor blocker that is approved only in Europe.

No single major company dominates the obesity drug market, although sanofi-aventis, GSK, Merck & Co and Pfizer all have several compounds in development. The rewards are high for those who can bring effective treatments to market, but questions remain...

  • What are the strengths and weaknesses for current therapy approaches?
  • Which research approach is likely to achieve best clinical and commercial results and when are the resulting drugs likely to reach the market?
  • What are the development and regulatory challenges companies must overcome?

The answers to these and many other questions can be found in this new 120+ page strategic management report Obesity Drug Discoveries: What the future holds (published August 2007). In addition, for those needing to monitor this developing area there is the Obesity Tracker, an online news service available for customers buying the web edition of the report.

Key areas addressed

  • Sales forecasts for major launched products
  • Obesity prevalence and trends
  • Detailed appraisal of 20 therapies in research
  • Estimation of launch
  • Emerging trends and developments

Focus on leading strategies

  • Beta3 adrenergic receptor modulators
  • Cannabinoid receptor modulators
  • Digestive inhibitors/lipid metabolism modulators
  • Histaminergic system modulators
  • Hormone analogues
  • Monoamine reuptake inhibitors/5-HT receptor modulators
  • Neuropeptide receptor modulators
  • Combination therapies

UNIQUE COMPETITIVE ASSESSMENT SCORE

For each product reviewed, the report provides a critical competitor ratio analysis, based on our assessment of the following five criteria:

  • novelty/rationale for mechanism of action
  • proof of concept/clinical data
  • management expertise
  • competition within the marketplace
  • risks associated with drug development in the therapeutic class

Table of Contents

  • Foreword
  • Executive summary
  • What is obesity?
    • Defining obesity
    • What causes obesity?
    • What effects does obesity have?
      • Figure 1: Effects of obesity on health
      • Table 1. Relative risks of health problems associated with obesity
    • The scale of the problem
    • Prevalence of obesity
      • Figure 2. Estimated global prevalence of obesity
        • Highest prevalence of obesity
        • Prevalence in the US
        • Prevalence in the UK
        • Prevalence in Europe
        • Prevalence in Asia
        • Prevalence in developing countries
      • Figure 3. Percentage of households having both underweight and overweight members in seven countries
      • Figure 4. Country comparison - percentage of adults with normal BMI
    • Childhood and future obesity
      • Figure 5. Percentage of population that is overweight
      • Figure 6. Predicted prevalence of obesity by 2025
    • The economic burden
      • US
      • UK
      • Europe
      • Developing Countries
  • The obesity therapy market
    • Competitor ratio analysis
      • Table 2. Competitor ratio analysis summary
  • Obesity management
    • Controlling energy balance
    • Achieving weight loss
      • Table 3. The benefits of a 10kg weight loss
      • Lifestyle modifications
      • Behaviour therapy
      • Pharmacotherapy
      • Surgery
    • Approved drugs for obesity management
      • Table 4. History of drug treatments for obesity
      • Table 5. Anti-obesity drugs approved for short-term use
      • Table 6. Anti-obesity drugs approved for long-term use
    • Acomplia
      • Approval History
      • Key Markets
      • Key Agreements
      • Clinical Trial Data
      • Safety Issues
      • Further Development
      • Sales
      • Sales Forecast
        • Figure 7. Acomplia reported and projected sales, 2006A-2012E (EUR million)
    • Competitor Ratio Analysis
      • Novelty/rationale for mechanism of action
      • Proof of concept/clinical data
      • Management/clinical expertise
      • Competition within the marketplace
      • Risks associated with drug development in therapeutic class
    • Meridia/Reductil
      • Approval History
      • Key Markets
      • Key Agreements
      • Clinical Trial Data
        • Table 7. Percentage change in subject' s body weight at varying doses of sibutramine
        • Table 8. Health profile of subjects losing at least 5 per cent of body weight
      • Safety Issues
      • Further Development
    • Xenical/alli
      • Approval History
      • Key Markets
      • Key Agreements
      • Patent History
      • Clinical Trial Data
      • Safety Issues
      • Further Development
      • Sales
      • Sales Forecast
        • Figure 8. Reported and projected sales of Xenical 2001A-2011E
    • Regulatory authority guidelines for drug approval
      • Approval for additional indications
    • Potential new drugs
      • Table 9. Novel drugs in development by Phase
      • Table 10. Novel drugs in development by company
  • Drugs in clinical development
    • Figure 9. Estimated launch dates for profiled drugs
    • Beta3 adrenergic receptor modulators
      • Table 11. Beta3 adrenergic receptor modulators in development
    • KR P-204 (N-5984)
      • Safety Issues
      • Competitors
      • Launch Prediction
    • Cannabinoid receptor modulators
      • Table 12. Cannabinoid receptor modulators in development:
    • CP-945,598
      • Safety Issues
      • Competitors
      • Launch Prediction
    • taranabant
      • Safety Issues
      • Competitors
      • Launch Prediction
    • AVE 1625
      • Safety Issues
      • Competitors
      • Launch Prediction
    • SLV 319
      • Key Agreements
      • Safety Issues
      • Competitors
      • Launch Prediction
  • Digestive inhibitors/lipid metabolism modulators
    • Table 13. Digestive inhibitors/lipid metabolism modulators in development
    • cetilistat
      • Key Agreements
      • Clinical Trial Data
      • Safety Issues
      • Further Developments
      • Launch Prediction
    • Competitor Ratio Analysis
      • Novelty/rationale for mechanism of action
      • Proof of concept/clinical data
      • Management/clinical expertise
      • Competition within the marketplace
      • Risks associated with drug development in therapeutic class
    • 869682
      • Safety Issues
      • Competitors
      • Launch Prediction
    • Histaminergic system modulators
      • Table 14. Histaminergic system modulators in development
    • OBE 101
      • Table 15. Properties of OBE101 and histamine compared
      • Key Agreements
      • Clinical Trial Data
      • Safety Issues
      • Table 16. Adverse effects of OBE101 when compared to anti-obesity medications currently in use
      • Patent History
      • Further Development
      • Competitors
      • Launch Prediction
  • Hormone analogues
    • Table 17. Hormone analogues in development
    • pramlintide
      • Clinical Trial Data
      • Further Development
      • Safety Issues
      • Launch Prediction
    • Competitor Ratio Analysis
      • Novelty/rationale for mechanism of action
      • Proof of concept/clinical data
      • Management/clinical expertise
      • Competition within the marketplace
      • Risks associated with drug development in therapeutic class
    • liraglutide
      • Clinical Trial Data
      • Safety Issues
      • Launch Prediction
    • Competitor Ratio Analysis
      • Novelty/rationale for mechanism of action
      • Proof of concept/clinical data
      • Management/clinical expertise
      • Competition within the marketplace
      • Risks associated with drug development in therapeutic class
    • obinepitide
      • Patent History
      • Clinical Trial Data
      • Further Development
      • Safety Issues
      • Competitors
      • Launch Prediction
    • PYY 3-36
      • Key Agreements
      • Patent History
      • Clinical Trial Data
      • Further Development
      • Safety Issues
      • Competitors
      • Launch Prediction
  • Monoamine reuptake inhibitors/5-HT receptor modulators
    • Table 18. Monoamine reuptake inhibitors/5-HT receptor modulators in development
    • lorcaserin
      • Patent History
      • Clinical Trial Data
        • Table 19. Incidence of FDA-defined valvulopathy
      • Further Development
      • Safety Issues
      • Launch Prediction
    • Competitor Ratio Analysis
      • Novelty/rationale for mechanism of action
      • Proof of concept/clinical data
      • Management/clinical expertise
      • Competition within the marketplace
      • Risks associated with drug development in therapeutic class
    • tesofensine
      • Clinical Trial Data
      • Further Development
      • Safety Issues
      • Launch Prediction
    • Competitor Ratio Analysis
      • Novelty/rationale for mechanism of action
      • Proof of concept/clinical data
      • Management/clinical expertise
      • Competition within the marketplace
      • Risks associated with drug development in therapeutic class
  • Neuropeptide receptor modulators
    • Table 20. Neuropeptide receptor modulators in development
    • S-2367
      • Clinical Trial Data
      • Safety Issues
      • Launch Prediction
    • Competitor Ratio Analysis
      • Novelty/rationale for mechanism of action
      • Proof of concept/clinical data
      • Management/clinical expertise
      • Competition within the marketplace
      • Risks associated with drug development in therapeutic class
  • Combination drugs
    • Table 21. Combination drugs in development
    • Contrave
      • Patent History
      • Clinical Trial Data
      • Further Developments
      • Safety Issues
      • Launch Prediction
    • Competitor Ratio Analysis
      • Novelty/rationale for mechanism of action
      • Proof of concept/clinical data
      • Management/clinical expertise
      • Competition within the marketplace
      • Risks associated with drug development in therapeutic class
    • Qnexa
      • Clinical Trial Data
      • Further Development
      • Safety Issues
      • Launch Prediction
    • Competitor Ratio Analysis
      • Novelty/rationale for mechanism of action
      • Proof of concept/clinical data
      • Management/clinical expertise
      • Competition within the marketplace
      • Risks associated with drug development in therapeutic class
    • pramlintide+phentermine/sibutramine
      • Safety Issues
      • Competitors
      • Launch Prediction
    • Empatic
      • Patent History
      • Clinical Trial Data
        • Table 22. Percentage change in body weight at week 24
        • Safety Issues
        • Launch Prediction
      • Competitor Ratio Analysis
      • Novelty/rationale for mechanism of action
      • Proof of concept/clinical data
      • Management/clinical expertise
      • Competition within the marketplace
      • Risks associated with drug development in therapeutic class
  • Recently-terminated programmes
    • AMG 076
    • AOD 9604
      • Clinical Trial Data
    • CP-741952
    • CYT 009-GhrQb
      • Clinical Trial Data
    • oleoyl-estrone
      • Patent History
      • Clinical Trial Data
      • Further Development
    • PF-431499
  • The future of obesity treatment
    • Towards an all-encompassing cure; targeting the metabolic syndrome?
    • Recent advances and future developments
    • CD 36
    • Targeting ghrelin
    • Vaccines
    • Gene therapy
    • RNA interference
  • Conclusions
  • Sources
    • Espicom sources
    • Others
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