Forecast Model: Antidyslipidemics - Genericization and negative trial data drive market shrinkage
Date Published:
29-Sep-08 Price:
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Datamonitor Introduction
The antidyslipidemic market is expected to fall to $20 billion in 2017. The decline will be driven by the deep genericization of the market, further exacerbated by the patent expiries of the top antidyslipidemic, Pfizer's Lipitor, as well as by the recent negative messages from the ILLUMINATE and ENHANCE clinical trials.
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*Quantify the future size and understand the background of the antidyslipidemic market
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