Global Tuberculosis Drug Market- 2020-2027

Global Tuberculosis Drug Market- 2020-2027

Global Tuberculosis Drug Market is segmented By Therapy Type (First Line Drugs Therapy, Second Line Drugs Therapy, Combination Drugs Therapy), By Type (Latent TB Type, Active Type), and By Region (North America, Latin America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Middle East, and Africa) – Share, Size, Outlook, and Opportunity Analysis, 2020-2027

Market Overview
The Global Tuberculosis Drug Market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 5.8% during the forecasting period (2020-2027).
Tuberculosis (TB), known as poor man’s disease, is caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis germs that are spread from person to person through the air.
TB usually affects the lungs and affects the other parts of the body such as the brain, the kidneys, or the spine. Across the globe, almost two billion people are infected with M. tuberculosis.
In 2015, about 10.4 million new incidents of TB cases were reported worldwide, of which 6.01 million (50%-55%) were men, 3.6 million (30%-35%) were women, and one million (5%-10%) were children.
According to research studies, in 2015 there were approximately 1.4 million people died due to TB, and an additional 400,000 people died due to infection of TB and human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) together. Around 60% of the new cases are reported in six countries namely India, China, Indonesia, Nigeria, Pakistan, and South Africa.
Market Dynamics
The primary factors driving the global tuberculosis drug market have increased the incidence of TB in Africa and Asia, Emergence of MDR-TB and XDR-TB strains and Increase in an outbreak of TB-HIV co-infection.
The World Health Organization (WHO) the incidence rates in Asia and Africa are high when compared with America and Europe.
The incidence rates are high due to lack of infrastructure, inadequate healthcare facilities, socioeconomic, untapped markets, and behavioral issues in these areas.
Africa has the highest incidence and prevalence rates of TB compared with any other region in the world, with more than three million new TB cases each year.
Africa accounts for almost one-third of the global TB population. Moreover, 13 out of 15 countries with the highest TB incidence rates in the world exist in Africa, and nine out of 22 HBCs live in Africa. Southeast Asia is the second most affected region in the world with 3.2 million new TB cases each year.
Five out of 22 HBCs exist in Southeast Asia. In 2015, about 40% of the Indian population was infected with TB bacteria; the majority of them have latent TB. The levels of MDR-TB among newly infected TB patients are increasing in Asia and Africa.
The high prevalence of TB in Asia and Africa is driving the global TB drug market.
The major affected TB countries among 30 WHO countries are Cambodia, India, and Indonesia, due to high prevalence and mortality rate with lower human development index, inferior gross domestic product, low per capita, and low intake of food supplements.
Drug Sector Analysis
By drug type, the global tuberculosis drug market is segmented into first-line drugs therapy, second-line drugs therapy, and combination drugs therapy.
First line drug therapy segment holds the most significant share in 2018, owing to the usage of a combination of first-line drugs, around 90% of individuals with drug-susceptible TB can be cured. Any delay and discontinuity during this treatment can lead to treatment failure and the emergence of drug resistance.
The first-line anti-TB regimen comprises daily dosage of isoniazid, rifampicin, pyrazinamide, and ethambutol for two months, followed by a daily dosage of isoniazid and rifampicin for four months.
The global first-line anti-TB drugs market is quite mature, and it is primarily dominated by generic medicines, and therefore, high volumes and low prices are the key features of this market.
The second-line anti-TB drugs are used to treat disease, which is resistant to first-line Therapy. The second-line anti-TB drugs are used in the treatment of MDR-TB when the procedure does not respond even to isoniazid and rifampicin, the most powerful anti-TB drugs.
The drugs used in the treatment of MDR-TB or XDR-TB include levofloxacin, moxifloxacin, and aminoglycosides (kanamycin and amikacin). In contrast to the global first-line anti-TB drugs market, this market is dominated by low volumes and high prices. The high rates for a quality-assured regimen make second-line anti-TB drugs almost unaffordable in developing nations. Lack of easy access to diagnostics, low priority in national treatment programs, and high costs of treatment are some of the chief features of this market.
Geographical Share
The growing incidence rate of TB in the Americas in recent times is expected to drive the adoption rates of TB drugs in the Americas.
According to the CDC, 157 more cases of TB were reported in 2015 in the US compared with 9,406 cases in 2014. The incidence rate increased in 2015 in four states such as California, Florida, New York, and Texas. According to the CDC, Texas reported 334 cases in 2015, which was 5% more than the previous year and South Carolina witnessed around 30%-35% yearly increase over the years. The increase in incidence in the US is due to reduction or stagnant funding for prevention efforts nationwide.
In the European region, the majority are affected by MDR-TB, which comprises 35% of the TB cases in the area. Among HBCs, 15 countries including from Central and Eastern European region. In 2013, around 532 cases of XDR-TB were reported, although it is estimated that 9% of people with MDR-TB have XDR-TB. The data estimates suggest that every year about 6.5 billion are invested toward treating TB disease.
According to a recent study, the majority of TB cases in 2015 have occurred in Asia, which accounts for about 55% of global TB cases.
In China, every year, around one million new cases of TB are reported, of which approximately 63,000 are MDR-TB cases. The lack of healthcare infrastructure and limited access to facilities hinders the management of TB in the region.
Tuberculosis Drug Manufacturers
Key players are adopting strategies such as mergers and acquisitions, partnerships, and regional expansion to stand out as strong competitors in the market. New product launches along with increased focus on R&D are other ways the leading players improve their market presence.
The emergence of multiple new drugs is expected to provide a competitive edge to key players in the global women’s health market.
In February 2016, Otsuka Novel Products announced global access for delamanid, an anti-MDR-TB drug, to more than 100 countries through Global Drug Facility (GDF).
In August 2016, Sandoz received approval from the US FDA for Erelzi, which is used to treat multiple inflammatory diseases along with TB
In March 2015, Lupin collaborated with Rotary Club, Mumbai, India, for an anti-TB campaign to create awareness, detect, and combat TB among the low-income population
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1. Tuberculosis Drug Market Scope and Methodology
1.1. Research Methodology
1.2. Scope of the market
2. Tuberculosis Drug Industry Trends
2.1. Key Trends and Developments
3. Tuberculosis Drug Market Outlook
3.1. Drivers
3.2. Restraints
3.3. Supply Chain Analysis
3.4. Epidemiology
3.5. Key Developments
4. Market Segmentation Analysis
4.1. By Therapy Type
4.1.1. First Line Drugs Therapy
4.1.2. Second Line Drugs Therapy
4.1.3. Combination Drugs Therapy
4.2. By Type
4.2.1. Latent TB Type
4.2.2. Active Type
5. Regional, Country-level Analysis
5.1. Geographic Overview
5.2. North America
5.2.1. U.S.
5.2.2. Canada
5.2.3. Mexico
5.3. Europe
5.3.1. Germany
5.3.2. U.K.
5.3.3. France
5.3.4. Rest of Europe
5.4. South America
5.4.1. Brazil
5.4.2. Argentina
5.4.3. Rest of South America
5.5. Asia Pacific
5.5.1. China
5.5.2. India
5.5.3. Japan
5.5.4. Australia
5.5.5. Rest of Asia Pacific
5.6. Rest of World
6. Competitive Analysis
6.1. Competitive Scenario
6.2. Key Strategies adopted by Manufacturers
6.3. Product Benchmarking
7. Company Profiles
7.1. Pfizer Inc.
7.2. Lupin Laboratories Ltd
7.3. AstraZeneca
7.4. Novartis AG
7.5. Cipla Ltd
7.6. Alkem Laboratories
7.7. Cadila Pharmaceuticals Ltd.
7.8. Others
8. Appendix
8.1. Sources
8.2. List of Tables
8.3. Expert Panel Validation
8.4. Disclaimer
8.5.

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