The Worldwide Market for Prescription Dermatological Drugs, 5th Edition - Biologics Market Research

The Worldwide Market for Prescription Dermatological Drugs, 5th Edition

Published Date: February 2006
Published By: Kalorama Information
Page Count: 332
Order Code: R566-316
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DESCRIPTION

This report provides the reader with a comprehensive analysis of the domestic and international markets involving pharmaceuticals to treat skin diseases and disorders. This edition of Worldwide Market for Prescription Dermatologic Drugs is the fifth time Kalorama Information has comprehensively studied the dermatology markets.
As is the case with each new edition, Kalorama completely re-evaluated the market from the ground up, and in addition to the usual primary interviewing of industry participants, clinicians, and regulators, we also conducted scores of interviews with users of Kalorama?s 2002 and 2004 dermatological studies to ensure that the current report contains the best possible data and the most useful analysis.
Market information is available for the years 2000 to 2010, with the focus year 2005 for competitive analysis. Overview and product descriptions of general therapy segments are covered, including prescription drugs to treat:
Acne and Rosacea
Antiaging and Photodamage
Dermatitis and Seborrhea
Fungal Infections
Hair Loss and Hair Removal
Hyperpigmentation/Melasma
Psoriasis
Skin Cancer, and
Other Skin Disorders
Other data points include competitive market share, demographics, epidemiology, and geographic break down, which provide revenues for four regions:
United States
Europe
Japan
Rest of world
The study covers issues and trends affecting the market, research and developments, and more. In particular, the study explores the current and potential effects of the aging baby boomers on the prescription dermatology market and the continued demand for lifestyle drugs. Profiles of major market participants are included.