The rheumatoid arthritis (RA) market might have delivered improved treatment options for many patients and brought multi-billion dollar revenue streams to the companies behind them over the past two decades, but opportunities remain, according to business intelligence provider GBI Research.
There are still serious unmet needs and options for future drug developments, particularly for first-in-class innovation, says the company’s latest report.
After all, RA remains an incurable condition with no therapeutics that directly act to restore bone content and reduce cartilage degradation, the report points out.
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