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global small molecule injectable drugs market trends and regional insights 2021
The global small-molecule injectable drugs market reached $188.9 billion in 2021, with a projected growth rate of 8% CAGR, expected to hit $837.8 billion by 2030. North America leads the market with a 37% share, driven by increased R&D and product approvals, while Europe is anticipated to grow the fastest due to rising demand for minimally invasive procedures. Intravenous injections accounted for 30% of the market, highlighting their critical role in rapid drug administration.
global bile duct cancer market analysis and growth prospects through 2030
The bile duct cancer market is expanding, driven by a shortage of specialists and healthcare system challenges in developing countries. In 2021, North America led the market with a 37.1% share and $185.4 billion in revenue, fueled by increased R&D and rising cancer prevalence. The Asia-Pacific region is projected to grow the fastest through 2030, supported by awareness programs and private investments.
drug stocks poised for earnings surprises in third quarter results
The third-quarter earnings season for major drugmakers, including Pfizer, Eli Lilly, AbbVie, Merck, and Bristol Myers Squibb, is underway, with Pfizer expected to report results on Oct. 29. Pfizer has consistently exceeded earnings expectations, with a four-quarter average surprise of 69.82%, despite declining COVID product sales. Overall, the Medical sector anticipates a 3.5% year-over-year earnings increase and an 8.8% revenue growth.
novartis partners with monte rosa on molecular glue drug development deal
Novartis has entered a $150 million deal with Monte Rosa Therapeutics to develop molecular glue degraders targeting the immune signaling protein VAV1, which is considered "undruggable." The partnership could yield up to $2.1 billion in additional payments based on development milestones. Monte Rosa will complete the ongoing Phase 1 study of MRT-6160, while Novartis will manage further development, with both companies sharing profits and losses from commercialization.
oncology startup ottimo pharma emerges with innovative dual-pathway cancer drug
Ottimo Pharma has launched under the leadership of former Seagen CEO David Epstein, focusing on a bi-functional antibody, jankistomig, that targets both PD-1 and VEGFR2 to enhance cancer immunotherapy. The startup aims to initiate its first clinical trial next year, with backing from Medicxi. Epstein emphasizes the drug's potential to significantly benefit patients with various solid tumors, while industry veterans Mehdi Shahidi and James Sabry join the team to drive development and strategy.
former seagen ceo launches ottimo pharma to combat various cancers
David Epstein, the former CEO of Seagen Inc., has launched a new biotech company, Ottimo Pharma, focused on developing a drug that addresses multiple cancer vulnerabilities. This innovative approach includes targeting a protein associated with Merck & Co.'s successful treatment, Keytruda. The company emerged after four years of development in secrecy.
Pfizer reports profit growth while CAMS sees significant revenue increase
Pfizer reported a net profit of Rs 158.4 crore for Q2 2024, with a revenue increase of 2.3%. Meanwhile, CAMS saw a significant 45% rise in profit after tax, reaching Rs 122.5 crore for the quarter ending September 2024, alongside a 33% growth in revenues from operations to Rs 365.17 crore.
Vaud pharmacists express frustration over low vaccine reimbursement and economic challenges
Vaud pharmacists express frustration over low reimbursements for Pfizer vaccines and other medications, which threaten their economic viability, especially in rural areas. They urge Federal Councillor Elisabeth Baume-Schneider to recognize their essential role in healthcare and engage in dialogue to adjust reimbursement rates that reflect the full scope of their services.
Sanofi reports strong earnings driven by Beyfortus and vaccine sales
Sanofi's third-quarter earnings surged 25% in its vaccines division, driven by strong sales of Beyfortus, its RSV antibody for infants, which generated 645 million euros. Overall, the company reported total sales of $13.4 billion, exceeding Wall Street expectations and reflecting nearly 16% growth. The recent approval of a new manufacturing line aims to enhance Beyfortus supply amid high demand, ensuring access for all eligible infants in the U.S.
cdc recommends lowering pneumococcal vaccine age boosting market potential
The CDC's advisory panel has recommended lowering the routine pneumococcal vaccination age from 65 to 50, potentially expanding the market for vaccines like Merck's Capvaxive and Pfizer's Prevnar. Analysts have adjusted sales forecasts, anticipating significant revenue growth for these vaccines, particularly for Merck in the near term, though competition from Vaxcyte's candidate may emerge by 2028.
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