San
Francisco, 21 September 2018 , The global hyperlipidemiadrugs market size is expected reach USD 22.6 billion by 2022,
according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc., expanding at a CAGR of
2.3% during the forecast period. Several factors, such as increase in target
population and growth in awareness about risk of cardiovascular diseases (CVD)
due to persistent hypercholesterolemia, are stoking the growth of the market.
Hyperlipidemia is the most
common type of dyslipidemia and is generally caused by abnormally high lipid
levels in the blood. This condition can occur due to genetic factors (primary
hyperlipidemia) as well as other factors such as poor diet and unhealthy
lifestyle (secondary hyperlipidemia). Statins are the first line of treatment
for secondary hyperlipidemia.
Target population of
antihyperlipidemic drugs is broadly divided into statin users and nonstatin
users. The revenue share of statin users has been declining. The nonstatin
users segment consists of statin intolerant and nonresponsive population as
well as familial hyperlipidemia (FH) population. Nonstatin users are seeking
high-efficacy alternatives and this is anticipated to boost the revenue of this
segment.
Upcoming patent expirations are
expected to lead to greater genericization in the market, mostly among statins,
cholesterol absorption inhibitors, and combination drugs. However, new product
launches are anticipated to continue to drive the market. Several novel
mechanisms of action such as ACL inhibition, DGAT2 inhibition, and
anti-ANGPTL-3 are being investigated for their potential for treatment of
hyperlipidemia as well as for reducing the risk of CVD.
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Further key findings from the report suggest:
·
Statins dominated the drug
classes in 2016 owing to their high usage as the first line of therapy
·
Recent launch of PCSK9
inhibitors, such as Repatha and Praluent, is likely to change the current
therapeutic scenario due to their improved efficacy and safety profile
·
PCSK9 inhibitors are expected
to displace existing expensive therapies, lomitapide, and mipomersen for the
treatment of homozygous FH patients
·
Europe was the leading regional
market in 2016. It is estimated to maintain its dominance till 2022 owing to
high prevalence of hypercholesterolemia
·
There are fewer growth
opportunities in Japan due to unavailability of key pipeline drugs such as
bempedoic acid
·
AstraZeneca; Merck & Co.,
Inc.; Pfizer, Inc.; DAIICHI SANKYO COMPANY, LIMITED; Amgen, Inc.; and Sanofi
are some of the key players operating in this market
·
Amgen, Inc.; Sanofi; and
Esperion are expected to have the highest shares in this market by 2022
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Grand View Research has segmented the
global hyperlipidemia drugs market based on drug class and region:
Hyperlipidemia Drug Class
Outlook (Revenue, USD Million, 2016 - 2022)
·
Statins
·
Bile Acid Sequestrants
·
Cholesterol Absorption
Inhibitors
·
Fibric Acid Derivatives
·
PCSK9 Inhibitors
·
Combination
·
Miscellaneous
Hyperlipidemia Regional Outlook
(Revenue, USD Million, 2016 - 2022)
·
U.S.
·
U.K.
·
Germany
·
Spain
·
France
·
Italy
·
Japan
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