Arrowhead’s plozasiran holds potential to treat dyslipidemia, says analyst

16 April 2024
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US biotech Arrowhead Pharmaceuticals (Nasdaq: ARWR) recently unveiled final data from its Phase II SHASTA-2 clinical trial for plozasiran, previously recognized as ARO-APOC3.

The data indicates a substantial reduction in apolipoprotein C-III (APOC3) and triglycerides by as much as 86% and 90%, respectively. Should it secure approval, plozasiran holds potential to effectively address critical unmet needs in dyslipidemia management, says pharma analytics company GlobalData.

GlobalData’s report, “ Dyslipidemia: Seven-Market Drug Forecast and Market Analysis,” reveals that plozasiran, an antisense RNA-interference oligonucleotide, is expected to reach $707 million in sales in 2032.

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