市場調查報告書
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全球孤兒藥市場的成長機會Global Orphan Drug Growth Opportunities |
排他性的下降和競爭的加劇推動了對更有效率的研發和數位解決方案的需求
在這項研究中,Frost & Sullivan 的轉型健康團隊提供了對全球孤兒藥 (OD) 行業的重要見解,確定了成長機會、收益、監管變化以及影響成長的技術趨勢。雖然大約 5% 的罕見疾病 (RD) 獲得美國FDA 藥物核准,但高達 15% 的 RD 至少有一種藥物顯示出治療或預防疾病的潛力。對未滿足的罕見疾病日益成長的需求是研究和開發的主要動力。治療 RD 需要新型治療藥物,目前治療方法選擇有限。精準醫學和資訊學的最新進展,例如巨量資料分析、多組體學、奈米醫學、基因編輯技術和下一代診斷學,正在為開發特異性和個性化的 RD治療方法創造機會。癌症與 RD 的融合正變得越來越明顯。精準腫瘤學和罕見腫瘤的個體化醫療已成為該領域的關鍵主題,推動了 OD 產業的擴張。
OD的開發採用了多種方法,包括核酸藥物、基因治療、細胞治療和人工蛋白,重點是個人化醫療的持續研究和開發。一半以上的 OD 藥物由中小企業 (SME) 開發,因為它們受益於科學支援、核准後流程以及上市核准申請的較低成本。創業投資的早期投資正在推動這一勢頭。
OD 政策改善了 RD 治療的機會,使當地和全球人民受益。這些行動顯示了各國對公共衛生和研究的承諾,並支持潛在的夥伴關係和投資。衛生系統需要控制當前和未來的衛生支出。付款人正在認真審查醫療保健成本和患者的就診水平,以確保最佳平衡。隨著政府考慮《孤兒藥法案》和《降低通貨膨脹法案》(IRA) 變更的影響,健康計畫發起人正在考慮下一步。
Reduced Exclusivity and Increased Competition will Drive Demand for More Efficient R&D and Digital Solutions
In this study, Frost & Sullivan's Transformational Health team provides critical insights into the global orphan drug (OD) industry and highlights growth opportunities, revenue, regulatory changes, and technology trends influencing growth. Approximately 5% of rare diseases (RDs) have received US FDA approval for a drug, while up to 15% of RDs have at least 1 drug that exhibits potential in terms of disease treatment or prevention. The growing number of unaddressed RD needs is a major catalyst for R&D. There is a need for novel medicine to treat RDs that currently have limited therapeutic choices. Recent advancements in precision medicine and informatics, such as big data analytics, multi-omics, nanomedicine, gene-editing techniques, and next-generation diagnostics, have created opportunities to develop specific and individualized therapies for RDs. The convergence of cancer and RDs is becoming evident. Precision oncology and tailored medicine for rare tumors are emerging as prominent themes in the discipline, facilitating the OD industry's expansion.
Various techniques are used to develop ODs, mainly due to the rise of R&D in personalized medicine, including nucleic acid drugs, gene therapies, cell therapies, and engineered proteins. Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) develop more than half of ODD medication because they benefit from lower prices for scientific assistance, pre- and post-authorization processes, and marketing authorization applications. The early investments obtained from venture capitalists buoy the momentum.
RD treatment access has improved with OD policies, benefiting local and global populations. These actions showcase countries' commitment to public health and research, boosting probable partnerships and investments. Healthcare systems face increasing requirements to contain present and future healthcare spending. Payers are diligently scrutinizing medicine costs and patient access levels to guarantee optimal equilibrium. Healthcare plan sponsors are considering their next move as governments contemplate Orphan Drug Act changes and the impact of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA).
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