It is an exciting time within the schizophrenia market as numerous monotherapies and adjunctive therapies are being developed to address some of the most important unmet needs observed with current antipsychotic treatments, says GlobalData.
Key opinion leaders (KOLs) interviewed by the data and analytics company were hopeful that these novel pipeline agents might help provide more complete symptom relief to a larger patient population.
The current schizophrenia treatment landscape includes many established atypical antipsychotic products that can help manage the positive symptoms of the disorder, such as hallucinations, delusions, and disorganized speech. However, these are only effective in a portion of patients.
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