US drug major Wyeth showcased a robust pipeline of late-stage drug candidates, as well as several early-stage compounds, at its annual R&D presentation day for analysts and investors, held in New York this month.
The New Jersey-based pharmaceutical giant, which was the world's tenth largest drugmaker by sales in 2005, highlighted seven new drugs and 11 indications in late-stage clinical development, including new products spanning a variety of therapeutic areas, notably women's health, vaccines and neuroscience.
The firm's chief executive, Robert Essner, said: "we believe these new treatments will help continue the strong growth generated by our broad portfolio led by Enbrel [etanercept; for rheumatoid arthritis] and the pneumococcal disease vaccine Prevnar and could potentially be among Wyeth's top products by 2010."
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