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Market-Changing Launches Expected In 2020

7 Product Launches To Watch Out For

 
• By Lucie Ellis-Taitt

We might only be halfway through 2019, but In Vivo is taking in the long view and exploring some of the market-altering new drugs on the horizon that are expected to win approval and experience first launches at the opening of the next decade.

In a recent report, Informa Intelligence’s Biomedtracker highlighted various products that are anticipated to enter the US market in 2020 for the first time or in new indications. These therapies represent novel drug classes, large market opportunities and treatments that are predicted to heavily impact the current standard of care for certain indications.

Overall, Biomedtracker believes that more than 50 candidate medicines, across 15 broad therapeutic categories and involving more than 60 companies,...

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