A new report from USA-based Biotechnology Innovation Organization (BIO) advocates greater levels of investment in analgesics and addiction therapeutics.
The biotech trade group claims that “the addiction pipeline has 10-fold fewer clinical-stage programs than pain, suggesting a need for incentivizing innovation in this space.”
An analysis of the current pipeline of therapies and last decade of clinical trial activity reveals the current pain pipeline consists of 215 clinical-stage drug programs, with 125 testing novel chemical entities in the clinic, 87% of which are for non-opioid receptors.
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