In the runup to World Alzheimer’s Day, industry analyst GlobalData has provided a report on the state of research in this therapy area.
The report notes that research into Alzheimer’s disease therapies has one of the highest failure rates of all indications, with only 3.2% of drugs in late stage development.
Pharma analyst Alessio Brunello said: ‘‘The need for new disease modifying drugs (DMDs) is urgent as the current competitive landscape in AD offers medications that are aimed at treating only the symptoms of the disease.”
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