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SMA Market Snapshot: Future Spinraza Patent Loss Makes Room For Promising Myostatin Inhibitors
While spinal muscular atrophy therapies Evrysdi and Zolgensma have gained ground at the expense of pioneer Spinraza, emerging myostatin inhibitors promise a complementary mechanism that could enhance functional outcomes.

Hereditary Angioedema Market Snapshot: Room For Pills And Injections As Prophylaxis Makes Gains
While many HAE patients converted from injectable prophylaxis to BioCryst’s oral Orladeyo last year, physicians said a promising injectable candidate from Ionis could benefit from varied patient preference.

New Products Shake Up Overlooked Bipolar Disorder Market
The highly genericized bipolar disorder market is set for change as both new long-acting injectable formulations of older products and novel therapies reach the market, while firms like NRx and BioXcel target major unmet needs in a disease that needs more R&D.

A Deep Dive Into The Game-Changing Drugs For Skin Diseases
Scrip's Kevin Grogan joins Datamonitor's Pamela Spicer and Davinderpreet Mangat to discuss the skin disease landscape and whether atopic dermatitis is now where psoriasis was a decade ago as another wave of innovative products start to reach the market.

Pneumococcal Vaccines Market Snapshot: Pfizer And Merck Face Off
Pfizer's Prevnar 20 and Merck's Vaxneuvance are launching simultaneously and are expected to help drive vaccines growth for both big pharmas.

Wet AMD Market Snapshot: A High-Growth Market Poised For Change
Regeneron's Eylea and Roche's Lucentis currently dominate the treatment market for wet-AMD and diabetic eye disease, but biosimilar ranibizumab and new brand launches are on the horizon.

UC Market Gets Increasingly Crowded – But High Unmet Need Remains
Market Snapshot: The ulcerative colitis market looks set to experience strong pricing pressure over the next three to five years, with leading players losing exclusivity for their drugs and a flood of novel entrants set to hit the market.

The Extraordinary But Uncertain Growth Of The COVID-19 Market
The value of the COVID-19 market reached more than $8bn in the first quarter, fuelled by mRNA-based vaccines, but the future growth of the sector depends on the rather unpredictable course of the pandemic, and the response of healthcare providers and countries.

A Dramatically Changing Landscape In Acute Myeloid Leukemia
Market Snapshot: Acute myeloid leukemia is a serious condition that affects people mainly in late middle age, for which there is a large R&D pipeline of candidate products being researched by pharmaceutical and biotech companies, many of whom are using a targeted medicine approach.

HIV Market To Meet Patent Cliff In 2026-27 But Novel Products Coming
Market Snapshot: Gilead’s Biktarvy and ViiV’s two-drug regimens are expected to dominate the HIV market over the next few years as market exclusivity losses loom, but drugs with new mechanisms of action, and longer-acting products, might influence market dynamics.

Migraine Market Update: CGRP Inhibitors Slowly Gain Ground
The market for novel preventive and acute treatments grew from three anti-CGRP antibodies at the start of 2020 to four biologics and two oral drugs against CGRP plus a small molecule 5-HT1F inhibitor.

Market Snapshot: Three Acute Migraine Launches Are First In Over 20 Years
Lilly, Allergan and Biohaven plan to launch oral drugs for on-demand treatment of migraine attacks in the first quarter, hoping to harness a large market where new preventive therapies are already competing for patients.
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