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Market Research Report

Hospital Antibiotics Pipeline Analysis: Big Pharma's Retreat Creates Opportunities for Biotech

Published by Decision Resources, Inc.
Published May, 2005 Product code 38435
Content info Pages: 106
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This publication has been discontinued on July 19, 2011.

Introduction

Abstract

The current hospital antibiotics (HA) market has seen many of the large pharmaceutical companies divest from antibiotics drug development. Most of these companies have reduced their investment in early-stage drug development (Phases I and II clinical trials) and appear to be outlicensing preclinical antibiotics candidates and strategically inlicensing late-stage development antibiotics. Although the HA market is saturated, competitive, and somewhat restrictive to novel antibiotics, numerous opportunities remain. The growing threat of antibiotic resistance is the primary factor driving market development. As the large pharmaceutical companies have reduced their efforts in antibiotics development, the market space has opened for biotechnology companies that can focus their development on a particular strategy or therapeutic indication. In this report, we briefly discuss prominent hospital-based infections (HBIs) and the current and emerging antibiotics used to treat them, and we profile the development pipelines of significant companies in the HA market.

Trends to Watch

Currently, many large pharmaceutical companies are divesting their antibiotics development pipelines. Most of the current blockbusters will go off patent by the end of the decade, and few large companies have potential blockbusters in development to replace them. A few large pharmaceutical companies recently spun off their antibiotics units, and some of the new biotechnology companies have been established with strong drug candidates.

Key Market Players

In 2003, Pfizer led the antibiotics market. The company's merger with Pharmacia expanded its HA portfolio, ensuring that Pfizer will be a presence in the HA market for the near future. For now, Pfizer appears to be focusing on a collaboration with Vicuron Pharmaceuticals for drug development. In 2003, GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) ranked second in total sales in the HA market, but many GSK products are mature and face intense generic erosion. Although GSK has been one of the most innovative and productive companies in the antibiotics market, it does not have any HA candidates in advanced stages of development.

On the other hand, smaller companies are emerging that possess strong portfolios of drug candidates. Among the most promising are Vicuron Pharmaceuticals and Basilea Pharmaceutica. Basilea has a rich pipeline of preclinical antibiotic candidates in development, and Vicuron Pharmaceuticals has a strong research and development pipeline, experienced staff, and solid financial backing.

Table of Contents

Executive Summary

  • Which companies are the major players in the hospital antibiotics market?
  • Which companies are the emerging players developing hospital antibiotics?
  • What is the commercial outlook for the hospital antibiotics market?

Chapter 1. Introduction

  • Overview
  • Scope of the Report

Chapter 2. Select Hospital-Based Infections

  • Pathogens Associated with Hospital-Based Infections
  • Risk Factors Associated with Hospital-Based Infection
    • Sources of Infection
      • Medical Devices
      • Intensive Care Units
    • Susceptible Populations
      • Neonates and the Elderly
      • Immunocompromised and Critically Ill Patients
  • Hospital-Based Infections
    • Urinary Tract Infections
    • Bloodstream Infections
    • Hospital-Acquired Pneumonia
    • Community-Acquired Pneumonia
    • Surgical Site Infections
    • Skin and Soft Tissue Infections
      • Cellulitis
      • Abscesses
      • Necrotizing Fasciitis and Gangrene

Chapter 3. Therapies for Hospital-Based Infections

  • Overview
  • Cell-Wall Synthesis Inhibitors
    • Beta-Lactams
      • Penicillins
      • Cephalosporins
      • Carbapenems
      • Monobactams
    • Glycopeptides and Lipopeptides
  • DNA Synthesis Inhibitors
    • Fluoroquinolones
    • Folic Acid and Thymine Synthesis Inhibitors
  • Protein Synthesis Inhibitors
    • Aminoglycosides
    • Tetracyclines and Glycylcyclines
    • Oxazolidinones
    • Macrolides, Lincosamides, and Streptogramins
      • Macrolides
      • Lincosamides
      • Streptogramins
  • Emerging Drug Classes
    • Peptidyl Deformylase Inhibitors
    • Monoclonal Antibodies
    • Peptide Antibiotics
    • Vaccines

Chapter 4. Pipeline Analysis of Key Companies in the Hospital Antibiotics Market

  • Overview
  • Aerogen
    • Select Alliances in the Hospital Antibiotics Area
    • Financial Details
  • Arpida
    • Select Alliances in the Hospital Antibiotics Area
    • Financial Details
  • AstraZeneca
    • Select Alliances in the Hospital Antibiotics Area
    • Financial Details
  • Basilea Pharmaceutica
    • Select Alliances in the Hospital Antibiotics Area
    • Financial Details
  • Bayer
    • Select Alliances in the Hospital Antibiotics Area
    • Financial Details
  • Bristol-Myers Squibb
    • Select Alliances in the Hospital Antibiotics Area
    • Financial Details
  • Cubist Pharmaceuticals
    • Select Alliances in the Hospital Antibiotics Area
    • Financial Details
  • Enanta Pharmaceuticals
    • Select Alliances in the Hospital Antibiotics Area
    • Financial Details
  • GlaxoSmithKline
    • Select Alliances in the Hospital Antibiotics Area
    • Financial Details
  • InterMune
    • Select Alliances in the Hospital Antibiotics Area
    • Financial Details
  • Johnson & Johnson
    • Select Alliances in the Hospital Antibiotics Area
    • Financial Details
  • Merck
    • Select Alliances in the Hospital Antibiotics Area.
    • Financial Details
  • Novartis
    • Select Alliances in the Hospital Antibiotics Area.
    • Financial Details
  • Novexel
    • Select Alliances in the Hospital Antibiotics Area.
    • Financial Details
  • Oscient Pharmaceuticals
    • Select Alliances in the Hospital Antibiotics Area.
    • Financial Details
  • Peninsula Pharmaceuticals
    • Select Alliances in the Hospital Antibiotics Area.
    • Financial Details
  • Pfizer
    • Select Alliances in the Hospital Antibiotics Area.
    • Financial Details
  • Roche
    • Select Alliances in the Hospital Antibiotics Area.
    • Financial Details
  • Sanofi-Aventis
    • Select Alliances in the Hospital Antibiotics Area.
    • Financial Details
  • Schering-Plough
    • Select Alliances in the Hospital Antibiotics Area.
    • Financial Details
  • Theravance
    • Select Alliances in the Hospital Antibiotics Area.
    • Financial Details
  • Vicuron Pharmaceuticals
    • Select Alliances in the Hospital Antibiotics Area.
    • Financial Details
  • Wyeth
    • Select Alliances in the Hospital Antibiotics Area.
    • Financial Details

Chapter 5. Outlook for Hospital Antibiotics Market

Appendix. Bibliography

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