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Hemophilia Market Snapshot: Is There Enough Innovation For Patients To Switch?

 
• By Lisa LaMotta

A cautious patient population with long memories could thwart the potential of new hemophilia A treatments, even as the market leaders promise Wall Street that switching patients will be no problem.

Despite there being few advancements in hemophilia treatments over the last two decades, the space is heating up now that several companies are close to market with new long-acting therapies that they believe will provide patients with a more convenient lifestyle. Yet marketing these drugs could prove difficult if companies can’t overcome physician and patient trepidation about switching therapies.

While Wall Street is excited about the new drugs expected to enter the market over the next two years – predicting blockbuster sales – doctors and patients have expressed some wariness about switching to therapies that don’t have a long

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• By Cathy Kelly

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• By Derrick Gingery, Sue Sutter, and Nielsen Hobbs

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• By Sue Sutter and Derrick Gingery

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• By Sue Sutter

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• By Cathy Kelly

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• By Michael McCaughan

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