A broad set of mechanisms of action (MOAs) are being explored by drug developers in dry eye syndrome (DES), analysis from GlobalData shows.
The data and analytics company has taken a look at late-stage pipeline therapies that are currently in development for treating DES, the market for which was worth $4 billion in 2018 across the seven major markets of the USA, Japan and Europe’s five leading economies.
This is expected to grow to $14.8 billion in 2028 at a compound annual growth rate of 13.8%.
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