This April 2023 Global Innovative Drug Report, based on data from the PatSnap Synapse database, offers a comprehensive overview of the latest advancements in the pharmaceutical industry. Divided into four parts, it examines the R&D status, active patents, mechanisms of action, clinical trials, competitive landscape, and other pertinent factors of each selected drug.
Download the report to gain valuable insights into:
1.The first approved drugs in April
2.Comprehensive analysis of newly introduced medications
3.Global drugs under Expedited Review Pathway in April
4.In-depth analysis of selected ERP drugs
In April 2023, a total of 8 drugs received global approval, encompassing a diverse range of therapeutic categories. These notable approvals consisted of 2 Prophylactic vaccines, 2 Small molecule drugs (SMDs), 1 Monoclonal antibody (mAb), 1 Hematopoietic stem cell treatment, 1 Oligonucleotide antisense therapy, and 1 Live biotherapeutic product.
This report highlights 5 recently approved drugs for an in-depth analysis. Let’s take a closer look at the report content for Vilobelimab, which includes the following comprehensive details:
In April 2023, 45 drugs underwent Expedited Review pathways (ERP). This cohort includeds a diverse range of designations, with 16 drugs holding the esteemed Orphan Drug designation, 12 designated as Fast Track, 6 deemed Breakthrough Therapy, 4 granted Priority Review, 2 bestowed with the Rare Pediatric Disease designation, 2 under the Innovative Licensing and Access Pathway (ILAP), 1 marked for Accelerated Approval, 1 authorized for Emergency Use, and 1 falling under the PRIME (EU) program.
For this report, we selected 6 ERP drugs to analyze. Let’s delve into the report content for Sibeprenlimab, which presents the following in-depth details:
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