Table of Contents
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
- Introduction
- Scope and coverage of the Brief
- Key findings about the the topic
- Strattera was the first drug approved for the treatment of adult ADHD in
November 2002. Since launch, Strattera sales have steadily increased from
$55m in Q1 2003 to $133m in Q4 2003, and Datamonitor expects Strattera to
reach blockbuster status by 2006.
- Shire's Adderall XR recently received an approvable letter from the FDA
for an indication in adult ADHD and J&J's Concerta is currently in Phase
III with an expected launch in 2005. Datamonitor forecasts that both drugs
will see an increase in sales from gaining an indication for this market
although both will also experience a decline in revenues post 2005.
- It is currently estimated that approximately 75% of adults with ADHD
present with a comorbid condition, of which anxiety and depressive disorders
predominate. Datamonitor has highlighted two drug classes that may benefit
from further investigation of the treatment of such comorbidities in order
to increase their market share in the adult ADHD market.
DISEASE OVERVIEW
- Disease definition
- Etiology of ADHD
- Structural abnormalities
- Genetic predisposition
- Neurotransmitter dysfunction
- Dopaminergic genes
- DSM-IV diagnostic criteria of ADHD
- Progression of symptoms from pediatric to adult ADHD
- Epidemiology
- Prevalence of adult ADHD
- Segmentation of adult ADHD
- Gender
- Comorbidities
- Anxiety and mood comorbidities
- Substance abuse
DIAGNOSIS
- Diagnostic guidelines
- History of symptoms
- Diagnostic rate
TREATMENT
- Treatment guidelines
- Pharmacological treatment
- Stimulants
- Stimulants for adult ADHD
- Adderall XR
- The clinical data supporting Adderall for the treatment of adult ADHD
- Adderall XR forecast
- Opportunities for Shire and Adderall XR
- Concerta
- Concerta forecast
- Opportunities for J&J and Concerta
- Non-stimulants
- Strattera
- The clinical data supporting Strattera for the treatment of adult ADHD
- Strattera forecast
- Opportunuities for Lilly and Strattera
- Antidepressants
- Off-label prescribing
PIPELINE ANALYSIS
- Unmet needs
- Pipeline drugs
- Methypatch
- SPD-503
- Backlash to adult ADHD?
APPENDIX
- Bibliography
- Websites
- Research methodology
- Disclaimer
List of Tables
- Table 1: Symptoms of ADHD in children and adults.
- Table 2: Comorbid disorders with ADHD
- Table 3: ADHD diagnostic tools
- Table 4: Stimulants for ADHD
- Table 5: Adderall sales forecast to 2008
- Table 6: Concerta sales forecast to 2008
- Table 7: Non-stimulants for ADHD
- Table 8: Strattera sales forecast to 2008
- Table 9: Forecast sales for ADHD drugs approved for both child and adult
markets, 2002-08
- Table 10: Late stage pipeline ADHD drugs, 2004
List of Figures
- Figure 1: Prevalence of adults with ADHD in the general population across
the seven major markets, 2004
- Figure 2: Assessment of adults presenting with symptoms of ADHD
- Figure 3: Diagnosis rate of ADHD across the seven major markets, 2004
- Figure 4: ADHD pharmacological treatment algorithm
- Figure 5: ADHD patients receiving pharmacological treatment, 2004
- Figure 6: Adderall study for adult ADHD
- Figure 7: Adderall XR study in adult ADHD
- Figure 8: Adderall sales forecast to 2008
- Figure 9: Release rate of Concerta and resulting serum levels
- Figure 10: Concerta sales forecast to 2008
- Figure 11: Strattera sales forecast to 2008
- Figure 12: Sales of ADHD drugs ($m), Q3 2000(Q2 2003
- Figure 13: Methypatch sales forecast to 2008
- Figure 14: Lilly's Adult Self-Report Scale
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