One of the biggest elephants in Merck's clinic is anacetrapib. In Phase III studies that are not projected to read out until 2016/17, it sits hoovering up R&D dollars in a once-hyped cardiovascular space – CETP inhibition – that has fallen out of favor following high-profile late-stage failures at rival pharma powerhouses.
A look at Citeline's Trialtrove database on trials of CETP (cholesteryl-ester transfer protein) inhibitors makes stark the extent to which...
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