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Lifestyle Drugs Outlook to 2005

Published by: Business Insights

Published: Feb. 1, 1999 - 130 Pages


Table of Contents


Executive Summary

  • Defining lifestyle drugs
  • Epidemiology
  • Market analysis
  • Lifestyle drugs in R&D
  • Lifestyle drugs in the 21 st century


Chapter 1 Defining lifestyle drugs

  • Summary
  • Introduction
    • The myth
    • The media


  • A definition
    • Social characteristics
    • Disease characteristics
    • Product characteristics
    • Summary


  • Marketing
    • Corporate control
    • The downside to mass media interest


  • Pricing
  • Reimbursement
    • Treatment vs. Enhancement
    • The lifestyle share
    • Prescription control
    • Setting precedents: Viagra


  • Drivers and limiters of lifestyle drug success


Chapter 2 Epidemiology

  • Summary
  • Methodology
  • Drivers of incidence of lifestyle conditions
    • Diagnosed prevalence
    • Absolute prevalence


  • Prevalence of lifestyle conditions
    • Depression
    • Erectile dysfunction
    • Obesity
    • Alopecia


  • Cost of disease
    • Obesity


  • Cost of treatment
    • Viagra
    • Xenical
    • Seroxat


Chapter 3 Market analysis

  • Summary
  • The lifestyle drug market
  • Alopecia
    • Suitability to lifestyle drugs
    • Merck
    • Pharmacia & Upjohn
    • Market dynamics


  • Depression
    • Suitability to lifestyle drugs
    • Eli Lilly
    • Pfizer
    • SmithKline Beecham
    • Market dynamics


  • Erectile dysfunction
    • Suitability to lifestyle drugs
    • Astra
    • Pharmacia & Upjohn
    • Pfizer
    • Market dynamics


  • Obesity
    • Suitability to lifestyle drugs
    • American Home Products
    • Knoll
    • Roche


  • Oral contraception
    • Suitability to lifestyle drugs
    • American Home Products
    • Akzo Nobel
    • Johnson & Johnson
    • Schering AG


  • Skin ageing
    • Suitability to lifestyle drugs
    • Johnson & Johnson
    • Allergan
    • Market dynamics


  • Other lifestyle contenders
    • Zyban (smoking cessation)
    • Celebra (arthritis)
    • Aricept (cognitive)
    • Lipitor (lipid-lowering)


  • Lifestyle drug market dynamics


Chapter 4 Lifestyle drugs in R&D

  • Summary
  • Alopecia
    • MK386
    • GI 198745


  • Depression
  • Erectile dysfunction
    • Cashing in on Viagra


  • Obesity
    • ZD2079
    • Leptin
    • SR 58611


  • Oral contraception
    • Drospiredone


Chapter 5 Lifestyle drugs in the 21st
century


  • Summary
  • Future opportunities for growth
    • Market size and potential
    • Market growth by therapeutic area
    • Market growth by company


  • The downside: the fen-phen problem
    • The fen-phen calamity
    • Anticipation and hype: dexfenfluramine reaching the US market
    • The drug withdrawals
    • Impact on other drugs and future opportunities


  • New lifestyle drugs
    • The international outlook
    • Methods of discovery


  • DTC marketing
    • The suitability of lifestyle drugs to DTC marketing
    • Brand awareness
    • DTC marketing spend
    • DTC advertising in Europe


Chapter 6 Appendix

  • Primary research methodology
  • Index


List of Figures

  • Figure 1.1: The sales power of lifestyle drugs
  • Figure 1.2: Characteristics of lifestyle drugs
  • Figure 1.3: Assessing the medical importance of lifestyle drugs
  • Figure 1.4: Drivers and inhibitors of lifestyle drug sales
  • Figure 2.5: The ageing population
  • Figure 2.6: US population aged 65 and over, 1990-2050
  • Figure 2.7: Global prevalence of depression
  • Figure 2.8: US trends in prevalent population of depression by age
  • Figure 2.9: Patient potential for erectile dysfunction
  • Figure 2.10: Trends in prevalence of obesity, 1998-2005
  • Figure 3.11: Rogaine and Propecia sales, 1998
  • Figure 3.12: Sales growth of the three leading antidepressants, 1994-98
  • Figure 3.13: Sales of Viagra and Caverject, 1998
  • Figure 3.14: Sales of Botox and Renova
  • Figure 4.15: Competitive positioning of products currently in development compared to existing
    classes of antidepressants
  • Figure 5.16: Growth in the key lifestyle drug sectors
  • Figure 5.17: Growth in the antidepressant market
  • Figure 5.18: Growth in the obesity market
  • Figure 5.19: Growth in the erectile dysfunction market
  • Figure 5.20: Growth in the skin ageing market
  • Figure 5.21: Growth in the oral contraception market
  • Figure 5.22: Growth in company lifestyle drug portfolios
  • Figure 5.23: Annual DTC expenditure in the US: 1989-97


List of Tables

  • Table 1.1: Viagra prices, 1998
  • Table 1.2: Possible misuse of lifestyle drugs
  • Table 1.3: Viagra reimbursement in Europe, 1998
  • Table 2.4: Global prevalence of depression by population 1990-2005 (000s)
  • Table 2.5: US prevalence of depression by population 1990 - 2005
  • Table 2.6: Global prevalence of depression 1990 - 2005 (000s)
  • Table 2.7: The potential market for erectile dysfunction treatments
  • Table 2.8: Prevalent obese populations and forecasts in selected markets, 1998
  • Table 3.9: Sales of lifestyle drugs, 1997-8
  • Table 3.10: Propecia sales, 1998
  • Table 3.11: Rogaine sales, 1994-98
  • Table 3.12: Prozac sales, 1994-98
  • Table 3.13: Zoloft sales, 1994-1998
  • Table 3.14: Paxil sales, 1994-98
  • Table 3.15: Caverject sales, 1994-98
  • Table 3.16: Viagra sales, 1998
  • Table 3.17: Pondimin and Redux sales, 1993-97
  • Table 3.18: Renova sales, 1995-98
  • Table 3.19: Botox sales, 1994-98
  • Table 4.20: Key alopecia drugs in development, 1998
  • Table 4.21: Key antidepression compounds in development, 1998
  • Table 4.22: Key erectile dysfunction compounds in development, 1998
  • Table 4.23: Key anti-obesity compounds in development, 1998
  • Table 4.24: Key contraceptive compounds in development, 1998
  • Table 4.25: Key skin ageing products in development
  • Table 5.26: DTC expenditure in the US, 1987


Abstract

The lure of easy-to-swallow pills that promise to cure impotence, obesity, hair loss, wrinkles, and even sadness, has captured the public imagination. However, these panaceas for modern living raise questions about healthcare that the industry is finding difficult to answer. Who should pay for lifestyle drugs, what is the clinical need for them, will they live up to public expectation, and who really profits from them? The Lifestyle Drugs Outlook to 2005 from Reuters Business Insight, draws upon extensive primary research with pharmaceutical industry executives and healthcare payers and providers. With an examination of the market potential of new and existing lifestyle drugs, it gives you the strategic analysis you need to understand the implications of the record-breaking lifestyle drugs market. For a full understanding of the commercial potential of these drugs, and their impact on global healthcare, this report is your vital resource.

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