Lupus Market Snapshot: There's No Debate It's A Blockbuster Opportunity

Several drug makers are working to bring the next treatment for lupus to market, and the level of interest across the industry suggests the therapeutic area represents a big commercial opportunity.

Medecine concept - Blackboard with text "Lupus", book, pills and stethoscope on blue wooden background

Lupus is a category that has experienced lots of setbacks and disappointments, but the tide appears closer to turning than ever before given the large number of promising drugs for lupus advancing through the pipeline.

Scientific advancements and better understanding of the disease are helping to fuel the investment, but lupus also remains an autoimmune disease with few treatment options at a time when other autoimmune diseases like

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