The Bipolar Big Three: LAIs, Atypical Antipsychotics And Symptom Specific Drugs
Room For Growth Beyond Generics
Executive Summary
Despite the highly genericized nature of the bipolar disorder market, firms have innovated with long-acting injectables, improved atypical antipsychotics and drugs targeting specific symptoms.
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