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Product-related research: how research can contribute to successful life-cycle management
Peter Sandner1, Karl Ziegelbauer
1Bayer HealthCare AG, Global Drug Discovery, Germany. peter.sandner@bayerhealthcare.com
Abstract:
Declining productivity with decreasing new molecular entity output combined with increased R&D spending is one of the key challenges for the entire pharmaceutical industry. In order to offset decreasing new molecular entity output, life-cycle management activities for established drugs become more and more important to maintain or even expand clinical indication and market opportunities. Life-cycle management covers a whole range of activities from strategic pricing to a next generation product launch. In this communication, we review how research organizations can contribute to successful life-cycle management strategies using phosphodiesterase 5 inhibitors as an example.
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