By Dr Nicola Davies
The year 2022 promises to continue the upward trajectory of development for orphan drugs. Financial projections from the previous year are expected to remain on course this year, with growth in the orphan drug market anticipated to increase from $190.8 billion in 2021 to $248.2 billion in 2026.1
Clinical trials for many drugs in development are expected to commence or continue into the new year. This year also brings with it a renewed focus on reducing costs associated with orphan drug products. In addition, governments and organizations around the world continue to explore opportunities to promote rare disease research and development (R&D), through grants and conferences scheduled to take place this year.
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