Non-insulin antidiabetics market set to soar to $8 billion by 2020

13 June 2012

Non-insulin dependent (type 2) diabetes accounts for 90% of all diagnosed cases of diabetes. The leading non-insulin antidiabetic Actos (pioglitazone, from Takeda and Eli Lilly) will lose its patent exclusivity in August 2012, offering significant market opportunities for competing generics, according to a new from Global Information.

New generic antidiabetic competitor launches include the first once-weekly GLP-1 agonists and the oral SGLT-2 inhibitor class, to compete in an increasingly crowded treatment algorithm in type 2 diabetes, it notes.

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