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Nosocomial or hospital acquired infections have created numerous complications for patients in hospitals throughout the world, as these infections are caused by multidrug resistant microorganisms, the recuperation of a patient is drastically reduced and accompanied by several comorbidities. Being multidrug resistant, these organisms are immune to the conventional antibiotics hence difficult to treat.
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Global Hospital-acquired Pneumonia Drugs Market to Stand at US$3.8 bn by 2020 fueled by Imminent Launches The incidence of healthcare associated pneumonia or global hospital-acquired pneumonia drugs market is showing a progressive increase; however, the multidrug resistance shown by microorganisms that cause nosocomial infections has created a large market for drugs that treat hospital-acquired pneumonia. According to the report, six major phase III drugs will collectively generate revenue to the tune of US$3.8 bn by 2020. The appreciable demand for hospital-acquired pneumonia falls into perspective when one considers the fact that pneumonia accounts for over 22% of all hospital-acquired infections. Often, conventional antibiotics are unable to treat multidrug resistant organisms, creating a sizeable unmet demand for effective drugs for not just hospital-acquired pneumonia but also for other kinds of hospital acquired infections. However, the astounding amounts of money spent on combating hospital-acquired drugs has forced governments to impose strict policies to address the root causes of such infections. As many of these programs meet success, the incidence rate of hospital-acquired infections will likely see a dip. This will, in turn, lead to a decline in the demand for hospital-acquired pneumonia drugs. The report terms this trend as an impending restraint for the growth of the global hospital-acquired pneumonia drugs market. Hospital-acquired pneumonia, which is also sometimes referred to as ventilator-associated pneumonia, is typically seen among patients who are immunocompromised patients, on enteral feeding, or have undergone surgery. Infants, too, face a risk of acquiring hospital-acquired pneumonia. Among the newborn, respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is identified as being the major cause of nosocomial pneumonia. The global hospital-acquired pneumonia drugs market currently features one vaccine and five investigational drugs in clinical trials phase III. It is estimated that many of these drugs will hit the market in 2017. The following drugs are currently in phase III of clinical trials, as per the report: Cubist Pharmaceuticals’ Ceftolozane/tazobactam and tedizolid phosphate, AstraZeneca PLC’s Ceftazidime/avibactam, Bayer Healthcare’s Amikacin inhale, Achaogen, Inc.’s Plazomicin, and GlaxoSmithKline’s Synflorix. Of these, tedizolid phosphate is emerging as the most preferred drug for treating nosocomial pneumonia.
TMR’s analysis reveals that many of the candidates that are expected to be launched over the coming years are biological drugs. With this, it can be gauged that a paradigm shift is taking place from traditional antibiotic therapy to more sophisticated biological drug therapy. With four drug candidates for hospital-acquired pneumonia, the pipeline of Aridis Pharmaceuticals is seen to be the strongest, and each of these drugs is a monoclonal antibody therapy. In addition to these drugs, the market also features ten drugs that are in the early clinical trial stages. The market is characterized by numerous research and development activities.Companies that currently hold a strong position in the global hospital acquired pneumonia drugs market are: Achaogen, Inc., AstraZeneca PLC, Aridis Pharmaceutical, Valneva SE, Bayer Healthcare, Basilea Pharmaceutica Ltd., Cubist Pharmaceutical, Meiji Seika Pharma Co., Ltd., GlaxoSmithKline, and Merck & Co. Global Hospital Acquired Pneumonia Drug Pipeline, Late Stage Candidates (Phase III) Tedizolid phosphate Ceftolozane/tazobactam Ceftazidime/avibactam Amikacin inhale Plazomicin Synflorix Global Hospital Acquired Pneumonia Drug Pipeline, Early Stage Candidates (Phase II, Phase I and Preclinical Trials) AR-101 or KBPA101 GSK 2189242A BAL30072 MEDI4893 AR 301 or KBSA301 ME1100 V114 AR-104 or KBPA104 AR-201 or KBRV201 AR-401 or KBAB401 Browse Full Press Release on Hospital-acquired Pneumonia Drugs Market: Press Release
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