Hemophilia A – Landscape & Forecast – Disease Landscape & Forecast (G7)
Roche / Chugai’s Hemlibra has fundamentally transformed the treatment of hemophilia A. For patients with inhibitors who were previously reliant on bypass agent prophylaxis, Hemlibra provides superior outcomes; for non-inhibitor patients, the drug’s less-frequent dosing and subcutaneous administration offer significant convenience. The next decade promises to be pivotal for hemophilia A therapy (both with and without inhibitors), driven by the adoption of Sanofi / SOBI’s Altuviiio / Altuvoct, groundbreaking gene therapy (Biomarin’s Roctavian), and the emergence of innovative nonfactor agents such as Sanofi’s fitusiran, Pfizer’s Hympavzi (marstacimab), and Novo Nordisk’s Alhemo (concizumab) and Mim8. Supported by insights from thought leaders, we assess the impact of new drug therapies on the treatment of hemophilia A. This report does not cover the perioperative management of hemophilia A, hemophilia A carriers, or patients with acquired hemophilia A.
Questions answered
- What is the current treatment landscape for hemophilia A? What are physicians’ experience and satisfaction with current key therapies?
- How will the introduction of Altuviiio / Altuvoct and the emergence of other nonfactor therapies affect the Hemlibra-dominated hemophilia A market?
- How will the management of patients with or without inhibitors evolve as new nonfactor treatments beyond Hemlibra launch?
- How will nonfactor treatment options impact the multitude of FVIII therapies competing for patient share?
- What are the prescribing considerations dictating physician preferences for hemophilia A with and without inhibitor treatments, and how do they vary by country / region?
Geography: United States, EU5, Japan
Primary research: 31 country-specific interviews with thought-leading hematologists and supported by survey data collected for this and other Clarivate research
Epidemiology: Diagnosed prevalence of hemophilia A +/-inhibitors by country, population segmentation by disease severity and inhibitor titer
Forecast: 10-year, annualized, drug-level sales and patient share of key hemophilia A therapies through 2034, segmented by brands and epidemiological subpopulations
Drug treatments: Coverage of key current and emerging therapies
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Table of contents
- Hemophilia A - Landscape & Forecast - Disease Landscape & Forecast (G7)
- Executive Summary
- Key Updates
- Market Forecast
- Key takeaways
- Market drivers and constraints
- Segment-specific trends
- Market Forecast Assumptions: hemophilia A non-inhibitor prophylaxis
- Market Forecast Dashboard: hemophilia A non-inhibitor prophylaxis
- Market Forecast Assumptions: hemophilia A non-inhibitor on-demand
- Market Forecast Dashboard: hemophilia A non-inhibitor on-demand
- Market Forecast Assumptions: hemophilia A high-titer prophylaxis and ITI
- Market Forecast Dashboard: hemophilia A high titer prophylaxis and ITI
- Market Forecast Assumptions: hemophilia A high-titer on-demand
- Market Forecast Dashboard: hemophilia A high titer on-demand
- Market Forecast Assumptions: hemophilia A low-titer prophylaxis
- Market Forecast Dashboard: hemophilia A low titer prophylaxis
- Market Forecast Assumptions: hemophilia A low-titer on-demand
- Market Forecast Dashboard: hemophilia A low titer on-demand
- Disease Context
- Epidemiology
- Current Treatment
- Emerging Therapies
- Drug Pipeline
- Appendix
- Executive Summary