Opportunities in an Evolving Pharmaceutical Development Landscape: Product Differentiation of Biopharmaceutical Drug Products
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- DOI: 10.1007/s11095-021-03037-5
Opportunities in an Evolving Pharmaceutical Development Landscape: Product Differentiation of Biopharmaceutical Drug Products
Abstract
The current perspective reviews the biopharmaceutical market until end of 2020 and highlights the transforming biopharmaceutical landscape during the recent decade. In particular, the rise of biosimilars and the development of new therapeutic modalities through recent advancement in molecular biology research sustainably change the product scenery. The present manuscript describes opportunities for pharmaceutical technical development, highlighting concepts such as product differentiation to succeed in a competitive product landscape. Product differentiation offers the opportunity for numerous life-cycle options and market exclusivity through incremental improvements in standard of care treatment. In particular, different formulation options and formulation-device combinations are described, focusing on systemic delivery of monoclonal antibody products and patient-centered development. The concept of product differentiation is exemplified in a case study about HER2+ breast cancer therapy, underlining pharmaceutical technical solutions and major improvements for the patient.
Keywords: biosimilar; co-formulation; combination products; drug delivery; product differentiation.
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