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Five Hematology Drug Launches To Look Out For In 2022

 
• By Alexandra Shimmings

In a series of articles, Scrip takes a look at some of the key novel products expected to reach the market in 2022 in a cross-section of therapy areas. Here, with input from Biomedtracker, are five new hematology products that could make their market debuts (or return) next year.  

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Sanofi’s hemophilia A therapy BIVV-001 (efanesoctocog alfa) is set to present a challenge to Roche Holding AG/Genentech, Inc. ’s prophylaxis product Hemlibra (emicizumab) and could corner a sizeable chunk of the on-demand market for Factor VIII products if it surmounts its final clinical and regulatory hurdles.

The product has a US fast-track designation, and assuming positive results in the Phase III XTEND-1 trial expected in January 2022, current timelines indicate the drug will gain approval in the second half of 2022 with a potential launch at the

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