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Published: October 2004 123 pages, Can be printed; fully searchable PDF format; TOC hyperlinks and Internet hyperlinks
SKU: TPR3153
Price: $1,695.00 (US Dollars) PDF Single User License $1,995.00 (US Dollars) PDF Single Office License (2 to 5 users) $2,295.00 (US Dollars) PDF Corporate Site License
Description
This report is about the global market for prescription drugs and estimates the market outlook to 2008. Readers receive detailed data and analysis about important global pharmaceutical industry developments. The research report discusses key industry activities including alliances, disease demographics to target major diseases, distribution channels and market trends.
The research study shows that companies are facing challenging times ahead as drug patent expirations approach and lists patent expirations to 2008. The development of new drug pipelines and how companies can get their drugs approved around the globe are also key challenges that the pharmas must face. The report discusses what pharma companies must do to market and distribute their approved products to patients around the world.
While the global economy has had its ups and downs, this report projected that the market will grow to about $655.8 billion in 2008 and will grow at a rate of about 7.3% (CAGR).
The pharmaceutical industry faces numerous challenges that could be helped with newer business approaches. This report looks at the industry from the viewpoint of leading disease categories and reveals what the key health issues are through disease demographic data from around the globe. This report analyzes the disease categories of the top 276 drug products and ranks the best selling areas and products. This interesting data is projected to 2008.
Pharma and biotech industry executives, product managers, marketers, planners, entrepreneurs, VCs, investors, academic researchers and consultants would find this report a useful information source. The report discusses the numerous pharma industry topics with interesting and useful findings. Thirty-two tables and seventeen figures illustrate the findings. Detailed information about the business and R&D activities of the top pharma companies is listed in many areas of this report.
Table Of Contents
1.Disease Demographics and the Rx Drug Market Pharmaceutical Planning and Disease Statistics The Scale of Major Disease Populations Health Risks and Death Linked to `Modern' Lifestyle 2.Leading Rx Drugs, Revenues and Drug Companies The Leading Twenty Prescription Drugs Leading Twenty Rx Drugs by Disease Categories Leading Twenty Rx Drugs by Top Pharma Companies The Best Selling 276 Prescription Drugs The Best Selling Drugs by Disease Categories 3.Drug Market Distribution, Price and Cost Arrangement Approaches to Regional Price Setting A Case Study of a Drug Distribution Channel Distribution Supply Chain and Distributors Example of How Rx Drugs Reach Patients (HMO) 4.Pharma Partnering and M&A Trends Review of Pharmaceutical Partnerships Comparing Alliances and M&As Key Findings About Alliances and M&As Background to the Following Data Tables 5.Patent Expiries and New Drug Pipelines The Impact of Nearing Patent Expirations Late Stage Drug Pipeline in 2003 6.Navigating World Drug Regulatory Organizations Drug R&D and Regulatory Approval Processes Drug Approvals in the USA (North America) Overview of the Drug Approval Process in the USA (FDA) Drug Approvals in the European Union (EU) Overview of the Drug Approval Process in the European Union `Mutual Recognition' Principle The Centralized Approval Procedure Decentralized Approval Procedure Drug Approvals in Japan Overview of the Drug Approval Process in Japan Applications for Approval of Drugs Manufactured Outside of Japan Japan's Priority Review System The Orphan Drug Designation Regional Drug Regulatory Issues to Consider USA (North America) The European Union In Japan 7.The Global Rx Drug Market Size and Outlook to 2008 Rx Drug Market Size of the Developed World Selected Top 276) Global Rx Drug Market Size by Disease and Revenues Top Six Market Segments and Subsegments 8.Conclusions and Issues to Consider Drug Companies Use Disease Demographics Epidemiology Based Pharmaceutical Planning Large Disease Populations Point to Potential Marketing Opportunities Health Risk Factors Lead to Sickness & Death Key Points about Global Regulators and Issues Need for Government Drug Regulatory Approval International Drug R&D and Approval Processes Regulatory Trends Drug Patent Expiration Dates and New Drug Pipeline Patent Expirations Looming to Cause Big Losses Current Drug R&D Pipeline is Weak Drug Pricing & Distribution Arrangements Pricing Arrangements Drug Distribution Supply Chain Pharma Alliances and M&As Alliance Trends Rx Drug Market Size Best Selling Rx Drugs Issues to Consider 9.Appendix Pharmaceutical Business Glossary Contacts to the Top 55 Pharma Companies Links to Worldwide Drug Regulatory Organizations
List of Tables
Table 1. Major Disease Populations by Annual New Patients Table 2. Major Disease Populations by Total Existing Patients Table 3. Disease Populations in the Developed World Table 4. Major Health Risk Factors Leading to Death Table 5. Leading 20 Rx Drugs Global Sales ($M) Table 6. Leading 15 Disease Categories by Global Sales Table 7. Disease Category Definitions Used in this Section Table 8. Rx Drugs by Disease Indication and Global Sales Table 9. Rx Drug Pricing Tiers and Channels by Region Table 9. Rx Drug Pricing Tiers and Channels by Region Table 10. Model of US Pricing for Brand Name Rx Drugs Table 11. Top Level of US Wholesale Rx Drug Distribution Channel Table 12. Details of the US Retail Pharmacy Channel Table 13. Key Rx Drug Distributors by International Region Table 14. Map of Pharma Alliances and M&As Table 15. Pharma Strategic Alliances and M&As by Major Disease Table 16. Alliances and M&As, 2003 Table 17. Alliances and M&As, 2002 Table 18. Alliances and M&As, 2001 Table 19. Alliances and M&As, 2000 Table 20. Summary of Drug Patent Expirations and Lost Revenues Table 21. Drug Patent Expirations to 2008 Table 22. Drug Patent Expirations by Disease Category and Indication Table 23. Drug Pipeline by Clinical Phase in 2003 Table 24. Drug Pipeline Summary by Disease for 2003 Table 25. Late Stage Rx Drug Development Pipeline (2003) Table 26. Relationship of Drug Regulation to Drug Development Table 27. Total Audited World Rx Drug Sales by Regions, 2002 Table 28. Estimated Global Rx Drug Sales by Regions, 2002- 2008E Table 29. Top 10 Products in 2002 Global Rx Drug Sales Table 30. Top 276 Human Rx Drug Global Market Size Sorted by 2003 Revenues ($M) and Disease Segments (Summary), 2002-2008E Table 31. Top 276 Human Rx Drug Global Market Size Sorted by CAGR and Disease Segments (Summary), 2002-2008E Table 32. Top 276 Human Rx Drug Global Market Size by Disease (Detail) ($M) 2002-2008E
List of Illustrations
Figure 1. An Rx Drug Distribution Arrangement Figure 2. Map of Strategic Alliances and M&As Figure 3. Selected M&As by Valuation ($M) Figure 4. Pharma Strategic Alliances and M&As by Major Disease Figure 5. Navigating the Drug R&D and Approval Process Figure 6. The US FDA New Drug Approval Process Flowchart Figure 7. EU Centralized Drug Approval Procedure Flowchart Figure 8. EU Decentralized New Drug Approval Procedure Flowchart Figure 9. Japan MHLW New Drug Approval Flowchart Figure 10. Estimated Selected (Top 276) Human Rx Drug Global Market Size by Revenues ($M) and Disease Segments, 2002-2008E Figure 11. Comparison of Disease Segment Market Shares for the Selected (Top 276) Global Human Rx Drug Market, 2002 and 2008 Figure 12. Market Size by the Estimated `Cardiovascular' Segment Revenues, 2002-2008 Figure 13. Market Size by Estimated `CNS' Subsegment Revenues, 2002-2008 Figure 14. Market Size by Estimated `Infections' Subsegment Revenues, 2002-2008 Figure 15. Market Size by Estimated `Respiratory & Allergy' Subsegment Revenues, 2002-2008 Figure 16. Market Size by the Estimated `Gastrointestinal' Subsegment Revenues, 2002-2008 Figure 17. Market Size by the Estimated `Cancer' Subsegment Revenues, 2002-2008
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