
MESTINON .16 METADATE CD.22 METADATE ER 10MG.22 metadate ER 20mg.21 METAGLIP .38 metaproterenol sulfate .55 metformin HCl.37 metformin HCl ER .37 methadone HCl.17 METHADONE HCL SOL.18 methadose.17 methamphetamine HCl .22 methazolamide.50 methenamine hippurate.10, 11 methenamine mandelate.10, 11 METHERGINE.48 methimazole.37 METHITEST .38 methocarbamol.15, 16 methocarbamol w aspirin .15 methotrexate .12, 28, 45 methyclothiazide.25 methyldopa.23 methyldopa hydrochlorothiazide .25 methyldopate HCl .23 METHYLIN.22 methylin ER .22 methylin tab.22 methylphenidate .22 methylphenidate ER.22 methylphenidate HCl.22 methylprednisolone.36 METHYLPREDNISOLONE ACETATE.37 methylprednisolone acetate.36 methylprednisolone sod succ.36 METHYLPREDNISOLONE SOD SUCC 1000MG .37 metipranolol.48 metoclopramide HCl .42 METOCLOPRAMIDE HCL SYRINGE.42 metolazone.25 metoprolol succinate.24 metoprolol tartrate.24 METOPROLOL TARTRATE INJ.24 metoprolol-hydrochlorothiazide .25 METRO IV.8 METROCREAM.30 METROGEL .30 METROGEL-VAGINAL .46 METROLOTION.30 metronidazole.8, 30 metronidazole topical .30 metronidazole vag.46 MEVACOR .27 mexar .28 mexiletine HCl .22 MEXITIL .22 mhp-a.57 MIACALCIN .38, 45.
Research and development expenses increased 32% to $29, 557, 000 in 2004 from $22, 314, 000 in 2003. Research and development activities include clinical trials, other clinical development, technology transfer and process optimization for manufacturing, and early-stage research and development funded internally as well as by government grants and strategic alliances. These research and development expenses primarily consist of salaries and related expenses for personnel, amortization of intangible assets and the cost of materials used in sequencing activities and research and development. Other research and development expenses include fees paid to consultants and outside service providers. The increase in research and development is primarily due to an increase of approximately $9, 985, 000 in connection with the start of clinical trials for FACTIVE related to the five-day CAP study and the FACTIVE intravenous formulation study as well as an increase of $3, 582, 000 in connection with the feasibility testing of FACTIVE manufacturing in a new contracted manufacturing site and an increase of $3, 738, 000 in stock based compensation due to higher amortization of deferred compensation resulting from stock options being issued primarily at the merger, and then the expense being accelerated due to terminations of various personnel in the periods subsequent to the merger completed with Genesoft in February 2004. Partially offsetting these increases are a decrease of approximately $2, 660, 000 in connection with the termination of the Ramoplanin VRE trial in July 2004, as well as decreases of $2, 706, 000 and $4, 696, 000 in cost of biopharmaceuticals revenues and internal research effort, respectively. As part of our merger with Genesoft, we recorded a one-time non-cash charge of $11, 704, 000 related to in-process research and development expenses associated with internally funded early-stage target discovery programs. The valuation of the in-process research and development represents a peptide deformylase inhibitor research program PDF ; for the development of GSQ-83698 and oral PDF inhibitors, licensed from Vernalis for the treatment of community-acquired infections. In-process research and development also includes three novel metalloenzyme bacterial targets from Vernalis. Continued efforts on and success of these programs are contingent on securing a partnership with another organization. This non-cash charge was determined in the allocation for the purchase price of Genesoft. Selling and marketing expenses significantly increased to $34, 826, 000 in 2004 from $0 in 2003. This increase was due to the commercial launch of FACTIVE in 2004, which included building a sales and marketing force to promote the sale of FACTIVE tablets. Selling and marketing expenses are expected to increase as we continue to expand our commercialization efforts related to FACTIVE to support a national sales campaign. General and administrative expenses increased significantly to $12, 981, 000 in 2004 from $6, 832, 000 in 2003 primarily due to an increase in general and administrative payroll and related costs of approximately $4, 606, 000, an increase of approximately $744, 000 in other general and administrative expenses due to the launch of FACTIVE in September 2004 and an increase of $799, 000 in stock based compensation due to higher amortization of deferred compensation resulting from stock options being issued primarily at the merger, and then the expense being accelerated due to terminations of various personnel in the periods subsequent to the merger completed with Genesoft in February 2004. Restructuring charges decreased to $4, 780, 000 for the year in 2004 from $5, 257, 000 in 2003. In 2004, we recorded restructuring charges of $4, 681, 000, for the impairment of the Beaver Street, Waltham, Massachusetts facility and associated leasehold improvements and $99, 000 for severance costs. In 2003, as part of our continued effort to restructure our internally funded research programs associated with early-stage drug development, our restructuring charges included impairment charges related to the value of laboratory and computer equipment of $3, 750, 000 and work force reductions of another $1, 507, 000.
Drivers and TrendsValued at around $7 billion in 2002, the osteoporosis market is still in its growth phase. Five key classes dominate treatment: bisphosphonates, SERMs, calcitonins, parathyroid hormone and HRT, with Merck's Fosamax as the gold standard. As negative trial results edge the HRT market into decline, osteoporosis players have an opportunity to gain market share while the development of drugs with multiple indications and convenient dosing regimens will drive market growth. However, with a rush of new drug approvals expected around 2005-07, best practice promotion and lifecycle management will be as important as therapeutic advances in competing against established products and achieving market penetration.Market Segmentation and DefinitionKey therapeutic classes and gold standard drug and identifies associated pharmaceutical markets. Global Market OverviewAnalysis of recent market performance by class and by drug, with sales forecasts by class and drug of key marketed and late stage pipeline products to 2011. Key trends in the market are identified and revenue impacts ofmajor events quantified. - Scenario forecasts of possible alternative events in the market from 2003-11 and impact on product revenues and market value - SWOT analysis of key marketed drugs and strategic recommendations for players in the marketPortfolio and Lifecycle ManagementComparative analysis of the osteoporosis market against other major therapy areas, benchmarking commercial attractiveness and medical need. Major drug classes within the market are categorized in terms of past and forecast future performance. Case study-driven analysis of product lifecycle management strategies of key marketed drugs from launch to peak sales optimization is presented, together with examination of the contribution of HRT revenues to the osteoporosis market and key players in the industry, and identification of best practice strategies for product launchStrategic Product PositioningAnalysis of patient- and physician-targeting strategies in the osteoporosis market. Best practice promotion strategy is identified, based on an analysis of the two leading brands, to highlight optimal promotional mix for the market. Pricing and reimbursement issues are examined, with an investigation of branding activity and strategies of the six key marketed products. DatasetsTable 1: Key parameters of the osteoporosis market to 2011Table 2: Forecast key currently marketed products in osteoporosis, 200311Table 3: Defining the gold standard: key clinical trial results for FosamaxTable 4: Class performance in the osteoporosis market, 2001 02Table 5: Global sales revenues in the osteoporosis market, 2003 11Table 6: Global forecast revenues for marketed bisphosphonates, 2003 11Table 7: R&D drugs included in bisphosphonate class forecast, 200311Table 8: Fosamax: key factsTable 9: Key Fosamax events, 200203Table 10: Impacting factors on revenues of Fosamax, 2003 11Table 11: Actonel: key factsTable 12: Key Actonel events, 200203Table 13: Impacting factors on revenues of Actonel, 2003 11Table 14: Global forecast revenues for marketed SERMs, 2003 11Table 15: R&D SERMs included in forecasts, 2003 11Table 16: Evista: key factsTable 17: Key Evista events, 200203Table 18: Impacting factors on revenues of Evista, 2003 11Table 19: R&D PTH drugs included in forecasts, 2003 11Table 20: Forteo: key factsTable 21: Key Evista events, 200203Table 22: Impacting factors on revenues of Forteo, 2003 11Table 23: Miacalcin: key factsTable 24: Key Miacalcih events, 200203Table 25: Impacting factors on revenues of Miacalcin, 2003 11Table 26: Premarin family: key factsTable 27: Key Premarin family events, 200203Table 28: Impacting factors on revenues of marketed and pipeline HRT drugs, 2003 11Table 29: Drugs in development for osteoporosis Phase III and above ; Table 30: Global sales forecasts for osteoporosis pipeline drugs, 2003 11Table 31: Impacting factors on the revenues of pipeline osteoporosis drugs, 2003 11Table 32: Total therapy area and osteoporosis performance of the osteoporosis market leaders without HRT ; , 2002Table 33: Total therapy area and osteoporosis performance of the osteoporosis market leaders including HRT, 2002Table 34: Key hormone therapy products of the major HRT playersTable 35: Total therapy area, HRT performance and reliance on osteoporosis of the major HRT players, 2002Table 36: Osteoporosis revenues and drug therapy area contribution to company revenues, 2001 02Table 37: Growth in company, therapy area and osteoporosis drug revenues, 2001 02Table 38: Osteoporosis pipeline, Phase I III, 2003Table 39: Price per day for key osteoporosis drugs in four major pharmaceutical marketsTable 40: Global sales in the osteoporosis market by drug class, 2001 02Table 41: Bisphosphonate fact fileTable 42: SERM fact fileTable 43: Calcitonin fact fileTable 44: Global sales of the leading branded osteoporosis drugs 2001 02 and monopril.
Day 1 is included as baseline visit 2 ; if data is recorded before study medication is taken; however, day 1 is included as week 1 visit 3 ; if data is recorded after study medication is taken. SIROLIMUS Sirolimus is licensed for the prophylaxis of organ rejection and the only available brand is Rapamune Wyeth ; Rapamune is available as tablets of 1mg and 2mg in packs of 30 and 100. and as an oral solution 1mg ml pack size 60ml. Sirolimus should be taken once a day. The dose should always be taken in the same way, either with food or without food. If ciclosporin is taken concurrently, the sirolimus must be taken at least 4 hours after the ciclosporin, to avoid a potential variation in absorption. The trough level of sirolimus is measured using whole blood trough levels. Patients should be advised not to take the daily dose before samples are taken for monitoring. The half life of sirolimus is long and therefore the effect of dose changes will be evident after approximately 5 days and nasonex. How can I reduce my risk of osteoporosis? Your risk for developing osteoporosis can be reduced by doing weight bearing exercise such as walking, jogging, weight lifting or playing a sport such as tennis; and making sure you get enough calcium and vitamin D through diet and supplements. After menopause, women should consume 1, 200 mg of calcium each day. Persons 51 to 70 years should consume 400 IU of vitamin D daily, and those 71 and older should consume 600 IU daily. Medications such as estrogen, bisphosphonates, or selective estrogen receptor modulators SERMS ; have been approved for the prevention of bone loss. Once diagnosed, can osteoporosis be treated? Several medications are available that can either keep or even increase bone density when taken in combination with calcium and vitamin D. These medications include raloxifene Evista alendronate Fosamax risedronate Actonel and calcitonin Miacalcun ; which can be taken as a nasal spray or by subcutaneous injection; hormone therapies such as conjugated estrogens such as Premarin or the combination estrogen progesterone pill, Prempro ; . Other measures can be taken to prevent fractures or falls including gait and strength training to improve balance, and learning new ways to safely perform everyday activities. Where can I find out more information about osteoporosis? Contact the following organizations: National Osteoporosis Foundation 1232 22nd Street N.W. Washington, DC 20037-1292 202 ; 223-2226 nof National Institutes of Health Osteoporosis and Related Bone Diseases National Resource Center 1232 22nd Street Washington, DC 20037-1292 202 ; 223-0344, 800 ; 624-BONE, or 202 ; 293-2356 orbdnrc nof osteo.
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