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2013 REPORT Biopharmaceutical research companies are developing 465 medicines and vac- cines for the 10 leading chronic diseases affecting Medicare beneficiaries.* This report lists medicines and vaccines in human clinical trials or under review by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The medicines in development include: 142 for diabetes, which affects 10.9 million Americans age 65 and older. • 92 for rheumatoid arthritis and osteo- arthritis, which affects 12.4 million people, age 65 and older. • 82 for Alzheimer’s disease, which could afflict nearly 8 million people by 2030 unless a cure or prevention is found. • 48 for heart failure and ischemic heart disease, two of many cardiovascular dis- eases affecting 80.7 million Americans, half of which are age 60 and older. 40 for COPD, which affects Americans over age 65 at a higher rate. 34 for depression, which affects an estimated 6.5 million Americans age 65 and older. 20 for chronic kidney disease, where prevalence grows with older age. 15 for osteoporosis, a major health threat for an estimated 44 million Americans. Definitions for selected terms can be found on page 36. A link to the sponsor company’s web site provides more de- tailed information on the science behind each potential product. For information on the value of medicines, an in-depth look at current innovation and key medical breakthroughs benefit- ing older Americans, please see Medi- cines in Development for Older Ameri- cans 2013—Overview. The medicines in this report provide hope to older Americans who suffer from these debilitating chronic diseases and are seeking to live longer, more independent and healthier lives. More Than 400 Medicines in Development for Leading Chronic Diseases Affecting Older Americans MEDICINES IN DEVELOPMENT Older Americans The Medicare Population and Leading Chronic Diseases PRESENTED BY AMERICA’S BIOPHARMACEUTICAL RESEARCH COMPANIES Depression Arthritis 82 92 40 COPD Diabetes 34 142 Heart Disease 48 Alzheimer’s Application Submitted Phase III Phase II Phase I Medicines in Development For Leading Chronic Diseases Affecting Seniors *Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), Chronic Condition Data Warehouse (CCW) Medicare 5% Sample, 2009 OSTEOARTHRITIS CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE COPD HEART FAILURE ISCHEMIC HEART DISEASE ALZHEIMER'S DEMENTIA RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS CATARACTS DEPRESSION DIABETES OSTEOPOROSIS ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE DEMENTIA RHEUMAT OID ARTHRITIS CATARACTS CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE COPD DEPRESSION DIABETES OSTEOPOROSIS HAVE PRESCRIPTION DRUG COVERAGE HAVE PRESCRIPTION DRUG COVERAGE MORE 40 40 THAN MORE THAN MILLION MEDICARE RECIPIENTS MILLION MEDICARE RECIPIENTS 90 90 BENEFICIARIES PERCENT OF ALL BENEFICIARIES PERCENT OF ALL

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  • 2013 R

    EPORT

    Biopharmaceutical research companies are developing 465 medicines and vac-cines for the 10 leading chronic diseases affecting Medicare beneficiaries.* This report lists medicines and vaccines in human clinical trials or under review by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

    The medicines in development include:

    • 142 for diabetes, which affects 10.9 million Americans age 65 and older.

    • 92 for rheumatoid arthritis and osteo-arthritis, which affects 12.4 million people, age 65 and older.

    • 82 for Alzheimer’s disease, which could afflict nearly 8 million people by 2030 unless a cure or prevention is found.

    • 48 for heart failure and ischemic heart disease, two of many cardiovascular dis-eases affecting 80.7 million Americans, half of which are age 60 and older.

    • 40 for COPD, which affects Americans over age 65 at a higher rate.

    • 34 for depression, which affects an estimated 6.5 million Americans age 65 and older.

    • 20 for chronic kidney disease, where prevalence grows with older age.

    • 15 for osteoporosis, a major health threat for an estimated 44 million Americans.

    Definitions for selected terms can be found on page 36. A link to the sponsor company’s web site provides more de-tailed information on the science behind each potential product.

    For information on the value of medicines, an in-depth look at current innovation and key medical breakthroughs benefit-ing older Americans, please see Medi-cines in Development for Older Ameri-cans 2013—Overview.

    The medicines in this report provide hope to older Americans who suffer from these debilitating chronic diseases and are seeking to live longer, more independent and healthier lives.

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    MORE4040THANMORETHAN MILLION MEDICARE RECIPIENTSMILLION MEDICARE RECIPIENTS9090BENEFICIARIESPERCENT OF ALLBENEFICIARIESPERCENT OF ALL

  • Medicines in Development Older Americans 20132

    Medicines in Development for Older Americans

    *For more information about a specific medicine or company in the report, please click on the provided link.

    Alzheimer’s Disease and DementiaProduct Name Sponsor Indication Development Phase*

    18F-florbetaben(BAY 94-9172)

    Piramal HealthcareMumbai, India

    Alzheimer’s disease (diagnosis) Phase IIIpiramalenterprises.com

    AAB-003/PF-05236812(amyloid beta protein inhibitor)

    Janssen Alzheimer ImmunotherapySouth San Francisco, CAPfizerNew York, NY

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase Ijanimm.compfizer.com

    ABT-126(α7-NNR antagonist)

    AbbVieNorth Chicago, IL

    mild to moderate Alzheimer’s disease

    Phase IIabbvie.com

    ABT-288(neurotransmitter receptor modulator)

    AbbVieNorth Chicago, IL

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase II completedabbvie.com

    ABT-384 AbbVieNorth Chicago, IL

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase II completedabbvie.com

    ABT-957(calpain inhibitor)

    AbbVieNorth Chicago, IL

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase Iabbvie.com

    AC-1204 AcceraBroomfield, CO

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase II/IIIaccerapharma.com

    ACC-001/PF-05236806 Janssen Alzheimer ImmunotherapySouth San Francisco, CAPfizerNew York, NY

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase IIjanimm.compfizer.com

    AD02 vaccine AffirisVienna, AustriaGlaxoSmithKlineRsch. Triangle Park, NC

    treatment of Alzheimer’s disease Phase IIgsk.com

    AD03 vaccine AffirisVienna, AustriaGlaxoSmithKlineRsch. Triangle Park, NC

    treatment of Alzheimer’s disease Phase Igsk.com

    AD4833/TOMM40 Takeda Pharmaceuticals InternationalDeerfield, IL

    Alzheimer’s disease prevention Phase Itakeda.com

    APH-0703(protein kinase C activator)

    AphiosWoburn, MA

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase I/IIaphios.com

    http://www.piramalenterprises.comwww.janimm.comwww.pfizer.comwww.pfizer.comwww.janimm.comwww.abbvie.comwww.abbvie.comwww.abbvie.comwww.abbvie.comwww.gsk.comwww.gsk.comwww.takeda.comwww.aphios.comwww.accerapharma.com

  • Medicines in Development Older Americans 2013 3

    Medicines in Development for Older Americans

    Alzheimer’s Disease and DementiaProduct Name Sponsor Indication Development Phase

    ARC029(nilvadipine)

    Archer PharmaceuticalsSarasota, FL

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase Iarcherpharma.com

    ARC031(soluble amyloid reducing/clearing agent)

    Archer PharmaceuticalsSarasota, FL

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase Iarcherpharma.com

    ARC031 SR(soluble amyloid reducing/clearing agent)

    Archer PharmaceuticalsSarasota, FL

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase Iarcherpharma.com

    AVN 101(serotonin 5-HT6 receptor antagonist)

    Avineuro PharmaceuticalsSan Diego, CA

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase IIavineuro.com

    AVN 322(serotonin 5-HT6 receptor antagonist)

    Avineuro PharmaceuticalsSan Diego, CA

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase Iavineuro.com

    AVN 397 Avineuro PharmaceuticalsSan Diego, CA

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase IIavineuro.com

    AZD1446(alpha4/beta2 neuronal nicotinic receptor agonist)

    AstraZenecaWilmington, DETargaceptWinston-Salem, NC

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase Iastrazeneca.com

    AZD2184(PET imaging)

    Navidea BiopharmaceuticalsDublin, OH

    Alzheimer’s disease (diagnosis) Phase Inavidea.com

    AZD2995(PET imaging)

    Navidea BiopharmaceuticalsDublin, OH

    Alzheimer’s disease (diagnosis) Phase Inavidea.com

    AZD3293(beta secretase)

    AstraZenecaWilmington, DEAstex PharmaceuticalsDublin, CA

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase Iastrazeneca.com

    AZD5213(histamine-3 receptor antagonist)

    AstraZenecaWilmington, DE

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase IIastrazeneca.com

    ß-secretase inhibitor(LY2886721)

    Eli LillyIndianapolis, IN

    Alzheimer’s disease(slow disease progression)

    Phase IIlilly.com

    BAN2401 EisaiWoodcliff Lake, NJ

    early-stage Alzheimer’s disease Phase IIeisai.com

    BAY 85-8101(18F-labeled radiopharmaceutical)

    Piramal HealthcareMumbai, India

    Alzheimer’s disease (diagnosis) Phase I completedpiramalenterprises.com

    www.archerpharma.comwww.archerpharma.comwww.archerpharma.comwww.avineuro.comwww.avineuro.comwww.avineuro.comwww.astrazeneca.comwww.astrazeneca.comwww.astrazeneca.comwww.navidea.comwww.navidea.comwww.lilly.comwww.eisai.comhttp://www.piramalenterprises.com

  • Medicines in Development Older Americans 20134

    Medicines in Development for Older Americans

    Alzheimer’s Disease and DementiaProduct Name Sponsor Indication Development Phase

    BIIB037(anti-ß-amyloid antibody)

    Biogen IdecWeston, MA

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase Ibiogenidec.com

    bisnorcymserine(BNC)

    QR PharmaBerwyn, PA

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase Iqrpharma.com

    BMS-241027(microtubule stabilizer)

    Bristol-Myers SquibbPrinceton, NJ

    Alzheimer’s disease, senile dementia

    Phase Ibms.com

    CAD106 Novartis PharmaceuticalsEast Hanover, NJ

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase IInovartis.com

    CERE-110(AAV-NGF gene therapy)

    CeregeneSan Diego, CA

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase IIceregene.com

    crenezumab(anti-Abeta)

    GenentechSouth San Francisco, CA

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase IIgene.com

    davunetide intranasal Allon TherapeuticsVancouver, Canada

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase IIallontherapeutics.com

    donepezil/memantine extended-release fixed-dose combination

    Adamas PharmaceuticalsEmeryville, CAForest LaboratoriesNew York, NY

    moderate to severe Alzheimer’s disease

    Phase IIadamaspharma.comfrx.com

    DSP-8658(PPAR alpha/gamma agonist)

    Sunovion PharmaceuticalsMarlborough, MA

    Alzheimer’s disease (see also diabetes)

    Phase Isunovion.com

    E2609 EisaiWoodcliff Lake, NJ

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase I completedeisai.com

    ELND005(amyloid beta-protein inhibitor)

    Elan Dublin, Ireland

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase IIelan.com

    EVP-0962(gamma secretase modulation)

    EnVivo PharmaceuticalsWatertown, MA

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase IIenvivopharma.com

    EVP-6124(nicotine A7 agonist)

    EnVivo PharmaceuticalsWatertown, MA

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase IIenvivopharma.com

    Exebryl-1® Alzheimer’s disease therapeutic

    ProteoTechKirkland, WA

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase Iproteotech.com

    F-18 T808(PET imaging agent)

    Siemens Molecular ImagingMalvern, PA

    Alzheimer’s disease (diagnosis) Phase 0medical.siemens.com

    F18-flutemetamol(PET imaging agent)

    GE HealthcareWaukesha, WI

    Alzheimer’s disease (diagnosis) application submittedgehealthcare.com

    www.bigenidec.comwww.qrpharma.comwww.bms.comwww.novartis.comwww.ceregene.comwww.gene.comwww.sunovion.comwww.eisai.comwww.elan.comwww.frx.comwww.allontherapeutics.comwww.adamaspharma.comwww.envivopharma.comwww.envivopharma.comwww.proteotech.comwww.gehealthcare.comhttp://www.medical.siemens.com

  • Medicines in Development Older Americans 2013 5

    Alzheimer’s Disease and DementiaProduct Name Sponsor Indication Development Phase

    Gammagard®immune globulin

    Baxter InternationalDeerfield, IL

    early-stage Alzheimer’s disease, mid-stage Alzheimer’s disease

    Phase IIIbaxter.com

    gamma secretase modulator,A-beta modulator

    Bristol-Myers SquibbPrinceton, NJ

    Alzheimer’s disease,senile dementia

    in clinical trials bms.com

    gantenerumab (amyloid beta-protein inhibitor)

    RocheNutley, NJ

    early-stage Alzheimer’s disease Phase II/IIIroche.com

    GSK742457(5-HT6 receptor antagonist)

    GlaxoSmithKlineRsch. Triangle Park, NC

    dementia Phase IIgsk.com

    GSK2647544(Lp-PLA2 inhibitor)

    GlaxoSmithKlineRsch. Triangle Park, NC

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase Igsk.com

    HPP 854(BACE1 protein inhibitor)

    High Point PharmaceuticalsHigh Point, NC

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase Ihighpointpharma.com

    human immunoglobulin(intravenous)

    GrifolsLos Angeles, CA

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase IIIgrifols.com

    KU-046(amyloid-ß protein modulator)

    Kareus TherapeuticsLa Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase Ikareustherapeutics.com

    Lu AE58054 Lundbeck USADeerfield, IL

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase IIlundbeck.com

    masitinib(AB-1010)

    AB Science USAShort Hills, NJ

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase III completedab-science.com

    MCD-386 MithridionMadison, WI

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase Imithridion.com

    MK-3328(PET imaging)

    MerckWhitehouse Station, NJ

    Alzheimer’s disease (diagnosis) Phase I completedmerck.com

    MK-8931(BACE1 protein inhibitor)

    MerckWhitehouse Station, NJ

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase II/IIImerck.com

    MSDC-0160 Metabolic Solutions DevelopmentKalamazoo, MI

    Alzheimer’s disease(see also diabetes)

    Phase IImsdrx.com

    NAV4694(fluorine-18 labeled PET imaging agent)

    Navidea BiopharmaceuticalsDublin, OH

    Alzheimer’s disease (diagnosis) Phase IIInavidea.com

    NIC5-15 HumaneticsMinneapolis, MN

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase IIhumaneticscorp.com

    Medicines in Development for Older Americans

    www.bms.comwww.baxter.comwww.roche.comwww.gsk.comwww.gsk.comwww.highpointpharma.comwww.grifols.comhttp://www.kareustherapeutics.comwww.lundbeck.comhttp://www.ab-science.comwww.mithridion.comwww.merck.comwww.merck.comwww.msdrx.comwww.navidea.comwww.humaneticscorp.com

  • Medicines in Development Older Americans 20136

    Alzheimer’s Disease and DementiaProduct Name Sponsor Indication Development Phase

    PF-05212377(SAM-760)

    PfizerNew York, NY

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase IIpfizer.com

    Posiphen®R-phenserine

    QR PharmaBerwyn, PA

    Alzheimer’s disease, mild cognitive impairment

    Phase IIqrpharma.com

    PRX-3140(serotonin 4 receptor agonist)

    NanotherapeuticsAlachua, FL

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase IInanotherapeutics.com

    RG1577(MAO-B inhibitor)

    RocheNutley, NJ

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase IIroche.com

    RG7129(BACE-1 inhibitor)

    RocheNutley, NJ

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase Iroche.com

    rilapladib(Lp-PLA2 inhibitor)

    GlaxoSmithKlineRsch. Triangle Park, NC

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase IIgsk.com

    RVX-208 ResverlogixCalgary, Canada

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase Iresverlogix.com

    SAR110894(H3 antagonist)

    Sanofi USBridgewater, NJ

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase IIsanofi.com

    SAR228810(anti-protofibrillar AB mAb)

    Sanofi USBridgewater, NJ

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase Isanofi.com

    sGC-1061 sGC PharmaWellesley, MA

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase Isgcpharma.com

    solanezumab(LY2062430)

    Eli LillyIndianapolis, IN

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase IIIlilly.com

    ST101 Sonexa TherapeuticsSan Diego, CA

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase IIsonexa.com

    T-817MA(amyloid beta-protein inhibitor)

    Toyota ChemicalTokyo, Japan

    mild to moderate Alzheimer’s disease

    Phase II completedtoyama-chemical.co.jp

    TAK-357(oral cognitive enhancer)

    Takeda Pharmaceuticals InternationalDeerfield, IL

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase Itakeda.com

    TC-1734(alpha4/beta2 neuronal nicotinic receptor agonist)

    TargaceptWinston-Salem, NC

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase IItargacept.com

    TC-5619(alpha7 nAChR)

    TargaceptWinston-Salem, NC

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase Itargacept.com

    Medicines in Development for Older Americans

    www.pfizer.comwww.qrpharma.comwww.nanotherapeutics.comwww.roche.comwww.roche.comwww.gsk.comhttp://www.resverlogix.comwww.sanofi.comwww.sanofi.comwww.sgcpharma.comwww.lilly.comwww.sonexa.comwww.takeda.comwww.targacept.comwww.targacept.comhttp://www.toyama-chemical.co.jp

  • Medicines in Development Older Americans 2013 7

    Alzheimer’s Disease and DementiaProduct Name Sponsor Indication Development Phase

    TRx-0237(LMTX)

    TauRx TherapeuticsSingapore, Republic of Singapore

    Alzheimer’s disease, dementia Phase IIItaurx.com

    TTP4000 TransTech PharmaHigh Point, NC

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase Ittpharma.com

    TTP488 TransTech PharmaHigh Point, NC

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase IIttpharma.com

    UB-311(amyloid beta protein inhibitor vaccine)

    United BiomedicalHauppauge, NY

    mild to moderate Alzheimer’s disease

    Phase Iunitedbiomedical.com

    V950 MerckWhitehouse Station, NJ

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase Imerck.com

    velusetrag(TD-5108)

    TheravanceSouth San Francisco, CA

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase I completedtheravance.com

    VI-1121 VIVUSMountain View, CA

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase IIvivus.com

    XEL-001HP(transdermal patch)

    Xel PharmaceuticalsDraper, UT

    Alzheimer’s disease Phase Ixelpharmaceuticals.com

    ArthritisProduct Name Sponsor Indication Development Phase

    2ME2 EntreMedRockville, MD

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase Ientremed.com

    ABT-122(anti-TNF/anti-IL-17 mAb)

    AbbVieNorth Chicago, IL

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase Iabbvie.com

    ABT-413(sphingosine 1 phosphate receptor modulator)

    AbbVieNorth Chicago, IL

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase Iabbvie.com

    ABT-494(JAK-1, 2, 3 inhibitor)

    AbbVieNorth Chicago, IL

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase Iabbvie.com

    Medicines in Development for Older Americans

    http://www.taurx.comwww.ttpharma.comwww.ttpharma.comwww.unitedbiomedical.comwww.merck.comwww.theravance.comwww.vivus.comwww.abbvie.comwww.abbvie.comwww.abbvie.comwww.entremed.comwww.xelpharmaceuticals.com

  • Medicines in Development Older Americans 20138

    ArthritisProduct Name Sponsor Indication Development Phase

    ABT-652(histamine H3 receptor modulator)

    AbbVieNorth Chicago, IL

    osteoarthritis of the knee Phase IIabbvie.com

    ABT-981(anti-IL-1 α and β mAb)

    AbbVieNorth Chicago, IL

    osteoarthritis Phase Iabbvie.com

    Actemra®tocilizumab

    GenentechSouth San Francisco, CARocheNutley, NJ

    rheumatoid arthritis(first-line therapy)

    --------------------------------------rheumatoid arthritis(early-stage disease)

    application submittedgene.comroche.com-----------------------------------------Phase IIIgene.comroche.com

    adalimumab biosimilar Boehringer Ingelheim PharmaceuticalsRidgefield, CT

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase I completedboehringer-ingelheim.com

    AF-219(purinoceptor P2X3 antagonist)

    Afferent PharmaceuticalsSan Mateo, CA

    osteoarthritis Phase IIafferentpharma.com

    AIN457(secukinumab)

    Novartis PharmaceuticalsEast Hanover, NJ

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase IIInovartis.com

    ARG301 arGentis PharmaceuticalsMemphis, TN

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase Iargentisrx.com

    ARRY-797(p38 MAPK inhibitor)

    Array BioPharmaBoulder, CO

    moderate to severe pain associated with osteoarthritis of the knee

    Phase IIarraybiopharma.com

    ASP015K(JAK-3 inhibitor)

    Astellas Pharma USNorthbrook, IL

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase IIastellas.com

    ASP2408(CTLA4-Ig fusion protein)

    Perseid TherapeuticsRedwood City, CA

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase Iperseidtherapeutics.com

    baricitinib(LY3009104)

    Eli LillyIndianapolis, IN

    rheumatoid arthritis(see also chronic kidney)

    Phase IIIlilly.com

    BI-695500(rituximab biosimilar)

    Boehringer Ingelheim PharmaceuticalsRidgefield, CT

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase IIIboehringer-ingelheim.com

    BMS-817399(CCR1 antagonist)

    Bristol-Myers SquibbPrinceton, NJ

    osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis

    Phase IIbms.com

    BT-061 AbbVieNorth Chicago, ILBiotestDreieich, Germany

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase IIabbvie.combiotest.de

    Medicines in Development for Older Americans

    www.abbvie.comwww.abbvie.comwww.abbvie.comwww.gene.comwww.gene.comwww.roche.comwww.roche.comwww.novartis.comwww.astellas.comwww.lilly.comwww.bms.comhttp://www.boehringer-ingelheim.comhttp://www.boehringer-ingelheim.comhttp://www.biotest.dewww.afferentpharma.comwww.argentisrx.comwww.arraybiopharma.comwww.perseidtherapeutics.com

  • Medicines in Development Older Americans 2013 9

    ArthritisProduct Name Sponsor Indication Development Phase

    buprenorphine transmucosal BioDelivery Sciences InternationalRaleigh, NCEndo PharmaceuticalsMalvern, PA

    chronic pain associated with osteoarthritis

    Phase IIIbdsi.comendo.com

    canakinumab(ACZ885)

    Novartis PharmaceuticalsEast Hanover, NJ

    gouty arthritis(see also diabetes)--------------------------------------osteoarthritis

    application submittednovartis.com-----------------------------------------Phase IInovartis.com

    cebranopadol Forest LaboratoriesNew York, NY

    pain due to osteoarthritis of the knee

    Phase IIfrx.com

    CEP-33237(hydrocodone extended-release)

    CephalonFrazer, PA

    osteoarthritis pain Phase IIIcephalon.com

    CF101 Can-Fite BioPharmaWaltham, MA

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase IIcanfite.com

    Chondrogen™mesenchymal stem cell therapy

    Osiris TherapeuticsColumbia, MD

    osteoarthritis (prevention) Phase IIosiris.com

    Cimzia®certolizumab pegol

    UCBSmyrna, GA

    early rheumatoid arthritis Phase IIIucb.com

    clazakizumab (anti-IL6-mAb)

    Bristol-Myers SquibbPrinceton, NJ

    osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis

    Phase IIbms.com

    CNTO-1959 Janssen BiotechHorsham, PA

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase IIjanssenbiotech.com

    COV-155 MallinckrodtHazelwood, MO

    osteoarthritis Phase IIImallinckrodt.com

    COV-795 MallinckrodtHazelwood, MO

    osteoarthritis Phase IIImallinckrodt.com

    CT-1578(JAK2/FLT-3/c-Fms inhibitor)

    Cell TherapeuticsSeattle, WA

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase Icelltherapeutics.com

    Dekavil(F8-IL10)

    PfizerNew York, NYPhilogenSovicille, Italy

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase Ipfizer.comphilogen.com

    DMI-9523 Ampio PharmaceuticalsGreenwood Village, CO

    osteoarthritis Phase Iampiopharma.com

    Medicines in Development for Older Americans

    www.novartis.comwww.novartis.comwww.bdsi.comwww.endo.comwww.frx.comwww.cephalon.comwww.canfite.comwww.osiris.comwww.ucb.comwww.bms.comwww.janssenbiotech.comwww.mallinckrodt.comwww.mallinckrodt.comwww.celltherapeutics.comwww.pfizer.comwww.philogen.comwww.ampiopharma.com

  • Medicines in Development Older Americans 201310

    ArthritisProduct Name Sponsor Indication Development Phase

    etoricoxib MerckWhitehouse Station, NJ

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase IIImerck.com

    fostamatinib (SYK inhibitor)

    AstraZenecaWilmington, DERigel PharmaceuticalsSouth San Francisco, CA

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase IIIastrazeneca.comrigel.com

    FX005(p38 MAPK inhibitor)

    Flexion TherapeuticsWoburn, MA

    osteoarthritis of the knee Phase I/IIflexiontherapeutics.com

    FX006(triamcinolone acetonide intra-articular sustained-release)

    Flexion TherapeuticsWoburn, MA

    osteoarthritis of the knee Phase IIflexiontherapeutics.com

    gevokizumab (XOMA 052)

    XOMABerkeley, CA

    osteoarthritis of the hand Phase IIxoma.com

    GLPG-0555 GalapagosMechelen, BelgiumGlaxoSmithKlineRsch. Triangle Park, NC

    osteoarthritis Phase Igsk.com

    GLPG-0634 AbbVieNorth Chicago, ILGalapagosMechelen, Belgium

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase IIabbvie.com

    GSK2941266(CCR1 chemokine receptor antagonist)

    GlaxoSmithKlineRsch. Triangle Park, NC

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase IIgsk.com

    HE3286 Harbor BiosciencesSan Diego, CA

    rheumatoid arthritis (see also diabetes)

    Phase IIharbortx.com

    INCB39110(JAK1 inhibitor)

    IncyteWilmington, DE

    active rheumatoid arthritis Phase IIincyte.com

    IP045(meloxicam)

    Iroko PharmaceuticalsPhiladelphia, PA

    pain associated with osteoarthritis of the knee

    Phase Iiroko.com

    IP-880(low dose diclofenac)

    Iroko PharmaceuticalsPhiladelphia, PA

    osteoarthritis pain Phase IIIiroko.com

    Medicines in Development for Older Americans

    www.merck.comwww.astrazeneca.comwww.rigel.comwww.xoma.comwww.gsk.comwww.abbvie.comwww.gsk.comwww.harbortx.comwww.incyte.comwww.iroko.comwww.iroko.comhttp://www.flexiontherapeutics.comhttp://www.flexiontherapeutics.com

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    ArthritisProduct Name Sponsor Indication Development Phase

    ISIS-CRPRx(C-reactive protein inhibitor)

    Isis PharmaceuticalsCarlsbad, CA

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase IIisispharm.com

    JNJ-38518168(histamine H4 receptor antagonist)

    Janssen Research & DevelopmentRaritan, NJ

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase IIjanssenrnd.com

    JNJ-39439335(mavatrep)

    Janssen Research & DevelopmentRaritan, NJ

    chronic pain associated with osteoarthritis of the knee

    Phase Ijanssenrnd.com

    JNJ-40346527(M-CSF receptor antagonist)

    Janssen Research & DevelopmentRaritan, NJ

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase IIjanssenrnd.com

    LT-NS001(naproxen etemesil)

    Logical TherapeuticsFoxboro, MA

    osteoarthritis Phase II/IIIlogicaltx.com

    LX2931(S1P lyase inhibitor)

    Lexicon PharmaceuticalsThe Woodlands, TX

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase IIlexicon-genetics.com

    mavrilimumab(anti-GM-CSFR mAb)

    AstraZenecaWilmington, DEMedImmuneGaithersburg, MD

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase IIastrazeneca.commedimmune.com

    MEDI-5117(anti-IL-6 mAb)

    AstraZenecaWilmington, DEMedImmuneGaithersburg, MD

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase Iastrazeneca.commedimmune.com

    mesenchymal stem cell therapy for cartilage repair

    MedipostSeoul, South Korea

    osteoarthritis Phase I/IImedi-post.com

    MK-8457 MerckWhitehouse Station, NJ

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase IImerck.com

    MK-8808 MerckWhitehouse Station, NJ

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase Imerck.com

    MORAb-022(IgG1 mAb)

    EisaiWoodcliff Lake, NJ

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase Ieisai.com

    namilumab Takeda Pharmaceuticals InternationalDeerfield, IL

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase Itakeda.com

    naproxcinod NicOxSophia Antipolis, France

    osteoarthritis application submittednicox.com

    Medicines in Development for Older Americans

    www.janssenrnd.comwww.janssenrnd.comwww.janssenrnd.comwww.isispharm.comwww.logicaltx.comhttp://www.lexicon-genetics.comwww.astrazeneca.comwww.astrazeneca.comwww.medimmune.comwww.medimmune.comwww.merck.comwww.merck.comwww.eisai.comwww.takeda.comwww.nicox.comhttp://www.medi-post.com

  • Medicines in Development Older Americans 201312

    Medicines in Development for Older Americans

    ArthritisProduct Name Sponsor Indication Development Phase

    NN8209(anti-C5aR-151)

    Novo NordiskPrinceton, NJ

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase IInovonordisk.com

    NN8210(anti-C5aR-215)

    Novo NordiskPrinceton, NJ

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase Inovonordisk.com

    NN8226(anti-IL20 mAb)

    Novo NordiskPrinceton, NJ

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase IInovonordisk.com

    NN8765(anti-NKG2A)

    Novo NordiskPrinceton, NJ

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase Inovonordisk.com

    NN8828(anti-IL21 mAb)

    Novo NordiskPrinceton, NJ

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase IInovonordisk.com

    olokizumab UCBSmyrna, GA

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase IIucb.com

    OLT-1177 Olatec IndustriesNew York, NY

    pain associated with osteoarthritis of the knee

    Phase II

    osteoarthritis medicine(NCE)

    Eli LillyIndianapolis, IN

    osteoarthritis pain Phase Ililly.com

    otelixizumab(CD3 mAb)

    GlaxoSmithKlineRsch. Triangle Park, NC

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase Igsk.com

    Otrexup™methotrexate subcutaneous auto-injection

    Antares PharmaEwing, NJ

    rheumatoid arthritis application submittedantarespharma.com

    ozoralizumab AblynxGhent, Belgium

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase IIablynx.com

    PDA-001(stem cell therapy)

    Celgene Cellular TherapeuticsSummit, NJ

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase I/IIcelgene.com

    Pennsaid® 2%diclofenac transdermal

    MallinckrodtHazelwood, MO

    osteoarthritis pain and stiffness application submittedmallinckrodt.com

    PF-04171327(SGRM)

    PfizerNew York, NY

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase IIpfizer.com

    PF-04236921(mAb)

    PfizerNew York, NY

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase Ipfizer.com

    PF-05280586(rituximab biosimilar)

    PfizerNew York, NY

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase Ipfizer.com

    www.novonordisk.comwww.novonordisk.comwww.novonordisk.comwww.novonordisk.comwww.novonordisk.comwww.ucb.comwww.lilly.comwww.gsk.comwww.antarespharma.comwww.ablynx.comwww.celgene.comwww.mallinckrodt.comwww.pfizer.comwww.pfizer.comwww.pfizer.com

  • Medicines in Development Older Americans 2013 13

    Medicines in Development for Older Americans

    ArthritisProduct Name Sponsor Indication Development Phase

    PLX5622(FGF-1 antagonist)

    PlexxikonBerkeley, CA

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase Iplexxikon.com

    Prolia®denosumab

    AmgenThousand Oaks, CA

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase IIamgen.com

    PRTX-100(staphylococcal protein A)

    ProtalexSummit, NJ

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase Iprotalex.com

    Ravax™rheumatoid arthritis vaccine

    Immune Response BioPharmaNew York, NY

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase IIIimmuneresponsebiopharma.com

    RX-10001(synthetic resolvin)

    Resolvyx PharmaceuticalsCambridge, MA

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase Iresolvyx.com

    SAN-300(anti-VLA-1 antibody)

    Santarus San Diego, CA

    rhematoid arthritis Phase Isantarus.com

    SAR113945(IKK-ß inhibitor)

    Sanofi USBridgewater, NJ

    osteoarthritis Phase IIsanofi.com

    SAR292833(TRVP3 antagonist)

    Sanofi USBridgewater, NJ

    osteoarthritis pain Phase IIsanofi.com

    sarilumab(anti-IL-6R mAb)

    Sanofi USBridgewater, NJ

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase IIIsanofi.com

    Simponi®golimumab (intravenous)

    Janssen BiotechHorsham, PA

    moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis

    application submittedjanssenbiotech.com

    sirukumab(anti-IL-6 mAb)

    GlaxoSmithKlineRsch. Triangle Park, NCJanssen BiotechHorsham, PA

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase IIIgsk.comjanssenbiotech.com

    sprifermin(FGF-18)

    EMD SeronoRockland, MA

    osteoarthritis Phase Iemdserono.com

    TG-C(allogeneic cell therapy)

    TissueGeneRockville, MD

    osteoarthritis Phase IItissuegene.com

    Stelara®ustekinumab

    Janssen Research & DevelopmentRaritan, NJ

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase IIjanssenrnd.com

    www.plexxikon.comwww.amgen.comwww.protalex.comwww.immuneresponsebiopharma.comwww.resolvyx.comwww.santarus.comwww.sanofi.comwww.sanofi.comwww.sanofi.comwww.janssenbiotech.comwww.janssenbiotech.comwww.janssenrnd.comwww.emdserono.comwww.tissuegene.com

  • Medicines in Development Older Americans 201314

    ArthritisProduct Name Sponsor Indication Development Phase

    V116517 Purdue PharmaStamford, CT

    pain associated with osteoarthritis of the knee

    Phase IIpurduepharma.com

    veltuzumab subcutaneous

    ImmunomedicsMorris Plains, NJTakeda Pharmaceuticals InternationalDeerfield, IL

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase IIimmunomedics.comtakeda.com

    VX30 VaccinexRochester, NY

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase Ivaccinex.com

    VX-509 Vertex PharmaceuticalsCambridge, MA

    rheumatoid arthritis Phase IIvrtx.com

    CataractsProduct Name Sponsor Indication Development Phase

    dexamethasone ophthalmic(EGP-437)

    EyeGate PharmaWaltham, MA

    cataracts Phase IIeyegatepharma.com

    Chronic Kidney DiseaseProduct Name Sponsor Indication Development Phase

    Acthar® Gelcorticotropin gel

    Questcor PharmaceuticalsAnaheim Hills, CA

    diabetic nephropathy Phase IIquestcor.com

    atrasentan AbbVieNorth Chicago, IL

    diabetic nephropathy Phase IIabbvie.com

    AZD1722(NHE3 inhibitor)

    ArdelyxFremont, CAAstraZenecaWilmington, DE

    chronic kidney disease Phase Iardelyx.comastrazeneca.com

    baricitinib(LY3009104)

    Eli LillyIndianapolis, IN

    diabetic nephropathy(see also arthritis)

    Phase IIlilly.com

    Medicines in Development for Older Americans

    www.purduepharma.comwww.immunomedics.comwww.takeda.comwww.vaccinex.comwww.vrtx.comwww.eyegatepharma.comwww.questcor.comwww.abbvie.comwww.lilly.comwww.ardelyx.comwww.astrazeneca.com

  • Medicines in Development Older Americans 2013 15

    Chronic Kidney DiseaseProduct Name Sponsor Indication Development Phase

    BB-3 AngionUniondale, NY

    chronic kidney fibrosis Phase Iangion.com

    BMS-813160(dual CCR2/CCR5 antagonist)

    Bristol-Myers SquibbPrinceton, NJ

    chronic kidney disease Phase Ibms.com

    CCX140(CCR2 receptor antagonist)

    ChemoCentryxMountain View, CA

    diabetic nephropathy Phase Ichemocentryx.com

    chronic kidney disease therapeutic Eli LillyIndianapolis, IN

    chronic kidney disease Phase Ililly.com

    CLP-1004(potassium channel modulator)

    Sorbent TherapeuticsSunnyvale, CA

    chronic kidney disease Phase Isorbent.com

    CTP-499 Concert PharmaceuticalsLexington, MA

    diabetic nephropathy Phase Iconcertpharma.com

    INV-144(losartan/thioctic acid)

    InVasc TherapeuticsTucker, GA

    chronic kidney disease Phase IIinvasc.net

    linagliptin Boehringer Ingelheim PharmaceuticalsRidgefield, CTEli LillyIndianapolis, IN

    diabetic nephropathy Phase IIIboehringer-ingelheim.comlilly.com

    LY3016859 Eli LillyIndianapolis, IN

    diabetic nephropathy Phase Ililly.com

    MP-146 Mitsubishi Tanabe PharmaOsaka, Japan

    chronic kidney disease Phase IIImt-pharma.co.jp

    MR antagonist (LY2623091)

    Eli LillyIndianapolis, IN

    chronic kidney disease Phase IIlilly.com

    PF-00489791(PDE5 inhibitor)

    PfizerNew York, NY

    diabetic nephropathy Phase IIpfizer.com

    PF-04634817(CCR2/CCR5 receptor antagonist)

    PfizerNew York, NY

    diabetic nephropathy Phase IIpfizer.com

    Pyridorin™pyridoxamine

    NephroGenexRsch. Triangle Park, NC

    diabetic nephropathy(Fast Track)

    Phase IInephrogenex.com

    TGF-ß mAb(LY2382770)

    Eli LillyIndianapolis, IN

    diabetic nephropathy Phase IIlilly.com

    VTP-27999(renin inhibitor)

    Vitae PharmaceuticalsFort Washington, PA

    chronic kidney disease Phase Ivitaepharma.com

    Medicines in Development for Older Americans

    www.angion.comwww.bms.comwww.chemocentryx.comwww.lilly.comwww.sorbent.comwww.concertpharma.comwww.invasc.netwww.lilly.comwww.lilly.comwww.pfizer.comwww.pfizer.comwww.nephrogenex.comwww.lilly.comwww.vitaepharma.comwww.lilly.comhttp://www.boehringer-ingelheim.comhttp://www.mt-pharma.co.jp

  • Medicines in Development Older Americans 201316

    Medicines in Development for Older Americans

    Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)Product Name Sponsor Indication Development Phase

    aclidinium bromide/formoterol combination

    Forest LaboratoriesNew York, NY

    chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)

    Phase IIIfrx.com

    AZD2115(MABA)

    AstraZenecaWilmington, DEPulmagen TherapeuticsSlough, United Kingdom

    COPD Phase IIastrazeneca.com

    AZD5423(inhaled SGRM)

    AstraZenecaWilmington, DE

    COPD Phase IIastrazeneca.com

    AZD7594(inhaled SGRM)

    AstraZenecaWilmington, DE

    COPD Phase Iastrazeneca.com

    BCT197 Novartis PharmaceuticalsEast Hanover, NJ

    COPD Phase IInovartis.com

    bedoradrine (MN-221)

    MediciNovaSan Diego, CA

    exacerbations of COPD Phase IImedicinova.com

    benralizumab (anti-IL-5R mAb)

    AstraZenecaWilmington, DEMedImmuneGaithersburg, MD

    COPD(see also asthma)

    Phase IIastrazeneca.commedimmune.com

    BI-137882 Boehringer Ingelheim PharmaceuticalsRidgefield, CT

    COPD Phase Iboehringer-ingelheim.com

    BIO-11006 BioMarck PharmaceuticalsDurham, NC

    COPD Phase IIbiomarck.com

    Dulera®mometasone/formoterol

    MerckWhitehouse Station, NJ

    COPD application submittedmerck.com

    fluticasone furoate/vilanterol/umeclidinium combination

    GlaxoSmithKlineRsch. Triangle Park, NC

    COPD Phase Igsk.com

    formoterol/fluticasone propionatefixed-dose combination

    Mylan SpecialtyBasking Ridge, NJ

    COPD Phase II completedmylanspecialty.com

    glycopyrrolate(SUN-101)

    Sunovion Respiratory DevelopmentMarlborough, MA

    COPD Phase IIsunovion.com

    GSK225629(soluble epoxide hydrolase inhibitor)

    GlaxoSmithKlineRsch. Triangle Park, NC

    COPD Phase Igsk.com

    www.astrazeneca.comwww.astrazeneca.comwww.astrazeneca.comwww.astrazeneca.comwww.frx.comwww.novartis.comwww.medicinova.comwww.medimmune.comwww.biomarck.comwww.merck.comwww.gsk.comwww.gsk.comwww.sunovion.comwww.mylanspecialty.comhttp://www.boehringer-ingelheim.com

  • Medicines in Development Older Americans 2013 17

    Medicines in Development for Older Americans

    Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)Product Name Sponsor Indication Development Phase

    GSK1325756(CXCR2 chemokine receptor antagonist)

    GlaxoSmithKlineRsch. Triangle Park, NC

    COPD Phase Igsk.com

    GSK2269557(phosphoinositide 3 kinase inhibitor)

    GlaxoSmithKlineRsch. Triangle Park, NC

    COPD Phase Igsk.com

    GSK961081(muscarinic antagonist/beta2 agonist)

    GlaxoSmithKlineRsch. Triangle Park, NCTheravanceSouth San Francisco, CA

    COPD Phase IIgsk.comtheravance.com

    losmapimod(oral p38 kinase inhibitor)

    GlaxoSmithKlineRsch. Triangle Park, NC

    COPD Phase IIgsk.com

    MEDI-7814(anti-C5/C5a mAb)

    AstraZenecaWilmington, DEMedImmuneGaithersburg, MD

    COPD Phase Iastrazeneca.commedimmune.com

    MEDI-8968(nati-IL-1R mAb)

    AstraZenecaWilmington, DEMedImmuneGaithersburg, MD

    COPD Phase IIastrazeneca.commedimmune.com

    NVA237(glycopyrrolate inhalation)

    Novartis PharmaceuticalsEast Hanover, NJ

    COPD Phase IIInovartis.com

    olodaterol/tiotropium bromide fixed-dose combination

    Boehringer Ingelheim PharmaceuticalsRidgefield, CT

    COPD Phase IIIboehringer-ingelheim.com

    OPC-6535(tetomilast)

    Otsuka America PharmaceuticalRockville, MD

    COPD Phase IIotsuka.com

    PF-03715455(MAPK-14 inhibitor)

    PfizerNew York, NY

    COPD Phase Ipfizer.com

    PH-797804(p38 MAP kinase inhibitor)

    PfizerNew York, NY

    COPD Phase IIpfizer.com

    Prochymal™remestemcel-L

    Osiris TherapeuticsColumbia, MD

    COPD(see also diabetes)

    Phase IIosiris.com

    PT001(glycopyrrolate inhalation aerosol)

    Pearl TherapeuticsRedwood City, CA

    COPD Phase IIpearltherapeutics.com

    PT003(glycopyrrolate/formoterol inhalation aerosol)

    Pearl TherapeuticsRedwood City, CA

    COPD Phase IIpearltherapeutics.com

    www.gsk.comwww.gsk.comwww.gsk.comwww.gsk.comwww.astrazeneca.comwww.astrazeneca.comwww.medimmune.comwww.medimmune.comwww.novartis.comwww.otsuka.comwww.pfizer.comwww.pfizer.comwww.osiris.comwww.pearltherapeutics.comwww.pearltherapeutics.comwww.theravance.comhttp://www.boehringer-ingelheim.com

  • Medicines in Development Older Americans 201318

    Medicines in Development for Older Americans

    Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)Product Name Sponsor Indication Development Phase

    PT005(formoterol inhalation aerosol)

    Pearl TherapeuticsRedwood City, CA

    COPD Phase IIpearltherapeutics.com

    PUR118 PulmatrixLexington, MA

    COPD Phase Ipulmatrix.com

    QMF149(indacaterol/mometasome fixed-dose combination)

    Novartis PharmaceuticalsEast Hanover, NJ

    COPD Phase IInovartis.com

    QVA149(glycopyrrolate/indacaterol fixed-dose combination)

    Novartis PharmaceuticalsEast Hanover, NJ

    COPD Phase IIInovartis.com

    salbutamol dry-powder inhalation

    Teva PharmaceuticalNorth Wales, PA

    COPD Phase IItevapharm.com

    Striverdi Respimat™olodaterol

    Boehringer Ingelheim PharmaceuticalsRidgefield, CT

    COPD application submittedboehringer-ingelheim.com

    suvorexant(dual orexin receptor antagonist)

    MerckWhitehouse Station, NJ

    COPD Phase I completedmerck.com

    TD-4208(LAMA)

    TheravanceSouth San Francisco, CA

    COPD Phase IItheravance.com

    umeclidinium(muscarinic acetylcholine antagonist)

    GlaxoSmithKlineRsch. Triangle Park, NC

    COPD Phase IIIgsk.com

    umeclidinium/vilanterol fixed-dose combination

    GlaxoSmithKlineRsch. Triangle Park, NC

    COPD application submittedgsk.com

    vilanterol(long-acting beta2 agonist)

    GlaxoSmithKlineRsch. Triangle Park, NCTheravanceSouth San Francisco, CA

    COPD Phase IIIgsk.comtheravance.com

    vilanterol/fluticasone furoate fixed-dose combination

    GlaxoSmithKlineRsch. Triangle Park, NCTheravanceSouth San Francisco, CA

    COPD

    --------------------------------------COPD (mortality claim)

    application submittedgsk.comtheravance.com-----------------------------------------Phase IIIgsk.comtheravance.com

    www.pearltherapeutics.comwww.pulmatrix.comwww.novartis.comwww.novartis.comwww.tevapharm.comwww.merck.comwww.theravance.comwww.theravance.comwww.theravance.comwww.theravance.comwww.gsk.comwww.gsk.comwww.gsk.comwww.gsk.comwww.gsk.comhttp://www.boehringer-ingelheim.com

  • Medicines in Development Older Americans 2013 19

    Medicines in Development for Older Americans

    DepressionProduct Name Sponsor Indication Development Phase

    ABT-436(selective vasopressin receptor antagonist)

    AbbVieNorth Chicago, IL

    major depressive disorder Phase IIabbvie.com

    ALKS-5461(buprenorphine/samidorphan fixed-dose combination)

    AlkermesWaltham, MA

    major depressive disorder Phase IIalkermes.com

    amitifadine EuthymicsCambridge, MA

    major depressive disorder Phase II/IIIeuthymics.com

    ARA 290 Araim PharmaceuticalsOssining, NY

    depressive disorders Phase IIaraim.org

    armodafinil Teva PharmaceuticalTikvah, Israel

    major depressive disorder Phase IIItevapharm.com

    AZD6765(NMDA receptor antagonist)

    AstraZenecaWilmington, DE

    major depressive disorder Phase IIastrazeneca.com

    BCI -632(mGluR2/3 antagonist)

    BrainCellsSan Diego, CA

    major depressive disorder Phase Ibraincellsinc.com

    BCI-838(mGluR2/3 antagonist)

    BrainCellsSan Diego, CA

    major depressive disorder Phase Ibraincellsinc.com

    BMS-820836(triple reuptake inhibitor)

    Bristol-Myers SquibbPrinceton, NJ

    major depressive disorder Phase IIbms.com

    brexpiprazole(OPC-34712)

    Otsuka PharmaceuticalRockville, MD

    adjunct therapy for major depressive disorder

    Phase IIIotsuka.com

    Brintellix™vortioxetine

    LundbeckDeerfield, ILTakeda Pharmaceuticals InternationalDeerfield, IL

    major depressive disorder application submittedlundbeck.comtakeda.com

    cariprazine Forest LaboratoriesNew York, NY

    major depressive disorder Phase IIIfrx.com

    CX157(monoamine oxidase A inhibitor)

    CeNeRx BioPharmaCary, NC

    major depressive disorder Phase II completedcenerx.com

    DSP-1053(serotin uptake inhibitor)

    SunovionMarlborough, MA

    depression Phase Isunovion.com

    www.abbvie.comwww.alkermes.comwww.euthymics.comhttp://araim.orgwww.tevapharm.comwww.astrazeneca.comwww.braincellsinc.comwww.braincellsinc.comwww.bms.comwww.otsuka.comwww.lundbeck.comwww.takeda.comwww.frx.comwww.cenerx.comwww.sunovion.com

  • Medicines in Development Older Americans 201320

    Medicines in Development for Older Americans

    DepressionProduct Name Sponsor Indication Development Phase

    edivoxetine(LY2216684)

    Eli LillyIndianapolis, IN

    major depressive disorder Phase IIIlilly.com

    GLYX-13 NaurexEvanston, IL

    major depressive disorder Phase IInaurex.com

    HT-2157(GALR3 antagonist)

    Dart NeuroScienceSan Diego, CA

    major depressive disorder Phase I/IIdartneuroscience.com

    JNJ-40411813(mGluR2 modulator)

    Janssen Research & DevelopmentRaritan, NJ

    major depressive disorder with anxiety symptoms

    Phase IIjanssenrnd.com

    levomilnacipran(F2695)

    Forest LaboratoriesNew York, NY

    major depressive disorder application submittedfrx.com

    lisdexamfetamine ShireWayne, PA

    major depressive disorder Phase IIIshire.com

    lurasidone Sunovion Marlborough, MA

    bipolar depression application submittedsunovion.com

    LY2940094 Eli LillyIndianapolis, IN

    major depressive disorder Phase IIlilly.com

    mifepristone Corcept TherapeuticsMenlo Park, CA

    psychotic major depression (Fast Track)

    Phase IIIcorcept.com

    MK-6096(orexin receptor 1/2 antagonist)

    MerckWhitehouse Station, NJ

    major depressive disorder Phase IImerck.com

    nefiracetam Neuren PharmaceuticalsBethesda, MD

    major depressive disorder post-stroke

    Phase IIneurenpharma.com

    NSI-189(stimulating neurogenesis)

    NeuralstemRockville, MD

    major depressive disorder Phase Ineuralstem.com

    PNB01(citalopram/pipamperone fixed-dose combination)

    PharmaNeuroBoostAlken, Belgium

    severe major depressive disorder Phase IIIpharmaneuroboost.com

    RG1578(mGluR2 modulator)

    RocheNutley, NJ

    major depression disorder Phase IIroche.com

    RG7090(mGluR5 antagonist)

    RocheNutley, NJ

    treatment-resistent depression Phase IIroche.com

    RO4995819 RocheNutley, NJ

    major depressive disorder Phase IIroche.com

    www.dartneuroscience.comwww.lilly.comwww.naurex.comwww.janssenrnd.comwww.frx.comwww.shire.comwww.sunovion.comwww.lilly.comwww.corcept.comwww.merck.comwww.neurenpharma.comwww.neuralstem.comwww.roche.comwww.roche.comwww.roche.comwww.pharmaneuroboost.com

  • Medicines in Development Older Americans 2013 21

    Medicines in Development for Older Americans

    DepressionProduct Name Sponsor Indication Development Phase

    SEP-228432 SunovionMarlborough, MA

    major depressive disorder Phase Isunovion.com

    SKL-DEP SK BiopharmaceuticalsSeoul, South Korea

    major depressive disorder Phase Iskbp.com

    tedatioxetine LundbeckDeerfield, ILTakeda Pharmaceuticals InternationalDeerfield, IL

    major depressive disorders Phase IIlundbeck.comtakeda.com

    TGBA01AD Fabre-Kramer PharmaceuticalsHouston, TX

    major depressive disorder Phase IIfabrekramer.com

    DiabetesProduct Name Sponsor Indication Development Phase

    11ß-HSD1 inhibitor(LY2523199)

    Eli LillyIndianapolis, IN

    type 2 diabetes Phase IIlilly.com

    AC-201 TWi PharmaceuticalsTaipei, Taiwan

    type 2 diabetes Phase IItwipharma.com

    Afrezza®insulin inhalation

    MannkindValencia, CA

    type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes Phase IIImannkindcorp.com

    albiglutide GlaxoSmithKlineRsch. Triangle Park, NC

    type 2 diabetes(see also heart)

    application submittedgsk.com

    aleglitazar GenentechSouth San Francisco, CARocheNutley, NJ

    type 2 diabetes Phase IIIgene.comroche.com

    alpha-1 antitrypsin (AAT) OmniBio PharmaceuticalsGreenwood Village, CO

    type 1 diabetes Phase I/IIomnibiopharma.com

    AMG 151 AmgenThousand Oaks, CA

    type 2 diabetes Phase IIamgen.com

    anagliptin(DPP-4 inhibitor)

    Kowa Research InstituteMorrisville, NC

    type 2 diabetes Phase IIkowaus.com

    www.sunovion.comwww.skbp.comwww.lundbeck.comwww.takeda.comwww.fabrekramer.comwww.lilly.comwww.twipharma.comwww.mannkindcorp.comwww.gsk.comwww.gene.comwww.roche.comwww.omnibiopharma.comwww.amgen.comwww.kowaus.com

  • Medicines in Development Older Americans 201322

    DiabetesProduct Name Sponsor Indication Development Phase

    analog insulin-PH20 HalozymeSan Diego, CA

    type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes Phase IIhalozyme.com

    ARI-2243(DPP-4 inhibitor)

    Arisaph PharmaceuticalsBoston, MA

    type 2 diabetes Phase Iarisaph.com

    BGP-15 N-Gene Research LaboratoriesNew York, NY

    type 2 diabetes Phase IIngene.us

    BI-135585(11ß-HSD1 inhibitor)

    Boehringer Ingelheim PharmaceuticalsRidgefield, CT

    type 2 diabetes Phase Iboehringer-ingelheim.com

    BIOD-123(ultra-rapid-acting recombinant human insulin)

    BiodelDanbury, CT

    type 1 diabetes Phase IIbiodel.com

    BIOD-125(ultra-rapid-acting recombinant human insulin)

    BiodelDanbury, CT

    type diabetes Phase I completedbiodel.com

    BIOD-238(ultra-rapid-acting recombinant human insulin)

    BiodelDanbury, CT

    diabetes Phase Ibiodel.com

    BIOD-250(ultra-rapid-acting recombinant human insulin)

    BiodelDanbury, CT

    diabetes Phase Ibiodel.com

    BMS-770767(11ßHSD inhibitor)

    Bristol-Myers SquibbPrinceton, NJ

    type 2 diabetes Phase IIbms.com

    canagliflozin Janssen Research & DevelopmentRaritan, NJ

    type 2 diabetes application submittedjanssenrnd.com

    canagliflozin/metformin extended-release formulation

    Janssen Research & DevelopmentRaritan, NJ

    type 2 diabetes Phase IIIjanssenrnd.com

    canagliflozin/metformin immediate-release formulation

    Janssen Research & DevelopmentRaritan, NJ

    type 2 diabetes application submittedjanssenrnd.com

    canakinumab(ACZ885)

    Novartis PharmaceuticalsEast Hanover, NJ

    type 2 diabetes(see also arthritis)

    Phase II/IIInovartis.com

    CAT 1004 Catabasis PharmaceuticalsCambridge, MA

    type 2 diabetes Phase Icatabasis.com

    Medicines in Development for Older Americans

    www.halozyme.comwww.arisaph.comwww.ngene.comwww.biodel.comwww.biodel.comwww.biodel.comwww.biodel.comwww.bms.comwww.janssenrnd.comwww.janssenrnd.comwww.janssenrnd.comwww.novartis.comwww.catabasis.comhttp://www.boehringer-ingelheim.com

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    Medicines in Development for Older Americans

    DiabetesProduct Name Sponsor Indication Development Phase

    cetilistat NorgineAmsterdam, Netherlands

    type 2 diabetes in clinically obese patients

    Phase IInorgine.com

    CJC-1134-PC ConjuChemLos Angeles, CA

    type 2 diabetes Phase IIconjuchem.com

    COV 096(PF-04856883)

    PfizerNew York, NY

    type 2 diabetes Phase Ipfizer.com

    dapagliflozin AstraZenecaWilmington, DEBristol-Myers SquibbPrinceton, NJ

    type 2 diabetes application submittedastrazeneca.combms.com

    dapagliflozin/metformin fixed-dose combination

    AstraZenecaWilmington, DEBristol-Myers SquibbPrinceton, NJ

    type 2 diabetes Phase IIIastrazeneca.combms.com

    DC-9703 Obio PharmaceuticalKowloon, Hong Kong

    type 2 diabetes Phase Iobiopharma.com

    diabetes medicine (biologic)

    Eli LillyIndianapolis, IN

    diabetes Phase Ililly.com

    diabetes medicine(biologic)

    Eli LillyIndianapolis, IN

    diabetes Phase Ililly.com

    diabetes medicine(biologic)

    Eli LillyIndianapolis, IN

    diabetes Phase Ililly.com

    diabetes medicine(biologic)

    Eli LillyIndianapolis, IN

    diabetes Phase Ililly.com

    diabetes medicine(NCE)

    Eli LillyIndianapolis, IN

    diabetes Phase Ililly.com

    diabetes medicine(NCE)

    Eli LillyIndianapolis, IN

    diabetes Phase Ililly.com

    DiaPep277® Andromeda BiotechYavne, Israel

    type 1 diabetes Phase IIIandromedabio.com

    DS-7250(DGAT1 inhibitor)

    Daiichi SankyoParsippany, NJ

    diabetes Phase Idsi.com

    www.andromedabio.comwww.dsi.comwww.norgine.comwww.conjuchem.comwww.pfizer.comwww.astrazeneca.comwww.astrazeneca.comwww.bms.comwww.bms.comwww.obiopharma.comwww.lilly.comwww.lilly.comwww.lilly.comwww.lilly.comwww.lilly.comwww.lilly.com

  • Medicines in Development Older Americans 201324

    Medicines in Development for Older Americans

    DiabetesProduct Name Sponsor Indication Development Phase

    DSP-8658(PPAR alpha/gamma agonist)

    Sunovion PharmaceuticalsMarlborough, MA

    type 2 diabetes(see also Alzheimer’s)

    Phase Isunovion.com

    dulaglutide(LY2189265)

    Eli LillyIndianapolis, IN

    type 2 diabetes Phase IIIlilly.com

    EGT-0001442(SGLT2 inhibitor)

    TheracosMarlborough, MA

    type 2 diabetes Phase IItheracos.com

    EGT-0001474(SGLT2 inhibitor)

    TheracosMarlborough, MA

    type 2 diabetes Phase I completedtheracos.com

    empagliflozin(BI-10773)

    Boehringer Ingelheim PharmaceuticalsRidgefield, CTEli LillyIndianapolis, IN

    type 2 diabetes Phase IIIboehringer-ingelheim.comlilly.com

    empagliflozin/linagliptin fixed-dose combination

    Boehringer Ingelheim PharmaceuticalsRidgefield, CTEli LillyIndianapolis, IN

    type 2 diabetes Phase IIIboehringer-ingelheim.comlilly.com

    empagliflozin/metformin fixed-dose combination

    Boehringer Ingelheim PharmaceuticalsRidgefield, CTEli LillyIndianapolis, IN

    type 2 diabetes Phase Iboehringer-ingelheim.comlilly.com

    emricasan Conatus PharmaceuticalsSan Diego, CA

    type 1 diabetes Phase I/IIconatuspharma.com

    enclomifene Repros TherapeuticsThe Woodlands, TX

    type 2 diabetes in men with secondary hypogonadism

    Phase IIreprosrx.com

    fasiglifam(TAK-875)

    Takeda Pharmaceuticals InternationalDeerfield, IL

    type 2 diabetes Phase IIItakeda.com

    GK1-399(glucokinase activator)

    Forest LaboratoriesNew York, NY

    type 2 diabetes Phase IIfrx.com

    glimepiride extended-release/metformin extended-release fixed-dose combination

    GlaxoSmithKlineRsch. Triangle Park, NC

    type 2 diabetes Phase Igsk.com

    glucagon-R antagonist (LY2409021)

    Eli LillyIndianapolis, IN

    type 2 diabetes Phase IIlilly.com

    GPR40 Bristol-Myers SquibbPrinceton, NJ

    type 2 diabetes in clinical trials bms.com

    http://www.boehringer-ingelheim.comhttp://www.boehringer-ingelheim.comhttp://www.boehringer-ingelheim.comwww.lilly.comwww.lilly.comwww.lilly.comwww.lilly.comwww.lilly.comwww.reprosrx.comwww.conatuspharma.comwww.takeda.comwww.frx.comwww.gsk.comwww.bms.comwww.sunovion.comwww.theracos.comwww.theracos.com

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    Medicines in Development for Older Americans

    DiabetesProduct Name Sponsor Indication Development Phase

    GPR119 agonist Bristol-Myers SquibbPrinceton, NJ

    type 2 diabetes in clinical trials bms.com

    GSK1070806 (anti-IL18 mAb)

    GlaxoSmithKlineRsch. Triangle Park, NC

    type 2 diabetes Phase IIgsk.com

    GSK1614235/GSK2330672(SGLT1 inhibitor/iBAT inhibitor)

    GlaxoSmithKlineRsch. Triangle Park, NC

    type 2 diabetes Phase Igsk.com

    HE3286 Harbor BiosciencesSan Diego, CA

    type 2 diabetes(see also arthritis)

    Phase IIharbortx.com

    HM-11260C(exenatide long-acting)

    Hanmi PharmaceuticalsSeoul, South Korea

    type 2 diabetes Phase IIhanmipharm.com

    HPP404(histamine H3 receptor antagonist)

    High Point PharmaceuticalsHigh Point, NC

    diabetes Phase Ihighpointpharma.com

    HPP593(PPAR-delta agonist)

    High Point PharmaceuticalsHigh Point, NC

    diabetes Phase Ihighpointpharma.com

    human proislet peptide(HIP2B)

    CureDMWilmington, DE

    type 2 diabetes Phase Icuredm.com

    IDegLirainsulin degludec/liraglutide

    Novo NordiskPrinceton, NJ

    type 2 diabetes Phase IIInovonordisk.com

    insulin B-chain vaccine Orban BiotechBrookline, MA

    type 1 diabetes Phase I completedorbanbiotech.com

    insulin glargine(new formulation)

    Sanofi USBridgewater, NJ

    type 2 diabetes Phase IIIsanofi.com

    insulin lispro Eli LillyIndianapolis, IN

    type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes Phase Ililly.com

    INT131 InteKrin TherapeuticsLos Altos, CA

    type 2 diabetes Phase IIintekrin.com

    ISIS-GCCRRx Isis PharmaceuticalsCarlsbad, CA

    type 2 diabetes Phase Iisispharm.com

    ISIS-GCGRRx Isis PharmaceuticalsCarlsbad, CA

    type 2 diabetes Phase Iisispharm.com

    ISIS-PTP1BRx Isis PharmaceuticalsCarlsbad, CA

    type 2 diabetes Phase Iisispharm.com

    www.bms.comwww.gsk.comwww.gsk.comwww.harbortx.comhttp://www.hanmipharm.comwww.highpointpharma.comwww.highpointpharma.comwww.curedm.comwww.novonordisk.comwww.orbanbiotech.comwww.sanofi.comwww.lilly.comwww.intekrin.comwww.isispharm.comwww.isispharm.comwww.isispharm.com

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    Medicines in Development for Older Americans

    DiabetesProduct Name Sponsor Indication Development Phase

    ISIS-SGLT2Rx Isis PharmaceuticalsCarlsbad, CA

    type 2 diabetes Phase Iisispharm.com

    ITCA 650(exenatide subcutaneous implant)

    Intarcia TherapeuticsHayward, CA

    type 2 diabetes Phase IIIintarcia.com

    Januvia®sitagliptin

    MerckWhitehouse Station, NJ

    type 2 diabetes in elderly patients with inadequate glycemic control

    Phase IIImerck.com

    JNJ-16269110(usistapide)

    Janssen Research & DevelopmentRaritan, NJ

    type 2 diabetes Phase II completedjanssenrnd.com

    JNJ-41443532 Janssen Research & DevelopmentRaritan, NJ

    type 2 diabetes Phase II completedjanssenrnd.com

    JTT-851 Akros PharmaPrinceton, NJ

    type 2 diabetes Phase IIakrospharma.com

    KD026(MTP inhibitor)

    Kadmon PharmaceuticalsNew York, NY

    type 2 diabetes Phase IIkadmon.com

    KRP-104 ActivX BiosciencesLa Jolla, CA

    type 2 diabetes Phase IIactivx.com

    Lantus®/lixisenatide insulin glargine and lixisenatide fixed-ratio combination

    Sanofi USBridgewater, NJ

    type 2 diabetes Phase IIsanofi.com

    Lantus®/lixisenatide insulin glargine and lixisenatide fix-flex combination

    Sanofi USBridgewater, NJ

    type 2 diabetes Phase Isanofi.com

    LCQ908(DGAT 1 inhibitor)

    Novartis PharmaceuticalsEast Hanover, NJ

    type 2 diabetes(see also heart)

    Phase IInovartis.com

    LEZ763 Novartis PharmaceuticalsEast Hanover, NJ

    type 2 diabetes Phase IInovartis.com

    LIK066(SGLT 1/2 inhibitor)

    Novartis PharmaceuticalsEast Hanover, NJ

    type 2 diabetes Phase I/IInovartis.com

    linagliptin/pioglitazone fixed-dose combination

    Boehringer Ingelheim PharmaceuticalsRidgefield, CTEli LillyIndianapolis, IN

    type 2 diabetes Phase IIIboehringer-ingelheim.comlilly.com

    www.isispharm.comwww.intarcia.comwww.merck.comwww.janssenrnd.comwww.janssenrnd.comwww.akrospharma.comwww.kadmon.comwww.activx.comwww.sanofi.comwww.sanofi.comwww.novartis.comwww.novartis.comwww.novartis.comwww.lilly.comhttp://www.boehringer-ingelheim.com

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    Medicines in Development for Older Americans

    DiabetesProduct Name Sponsor Indication Development Phase

    luseogliflozin(TS-071)

    Taisho PharmaceuticalsTokyo, Japan

    type 2 diabetes Phase Itaisho.co.jp

    LX4211(SLGT1/SLGT2 inhibitor)

    Lexicon PharmaceuticalsThe Woodlands, TX

    type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes Phase IIlexicon-genetics.com

    Lyxumia®lixisenatide(GLP-1 agonist)

    Sanofi USBridgewater, NJ

    type 2 diabetes application submittedsanofi.com

    MABp1 XBiotechAustin, TX

    type 2 diabetes Phase IIxbiotech.com

    MBX-2982 MetabolexHayward, CA

    type 2 diabetes Phase IImetabolex.com

    mesenchymal stem cell therapy MesoblastNew York, NY

    type 2 diabetes(see also heart)

    Phase I/IImesoblast.com

    mitiglinide Elixir PharmaGujarat, India

    type 2 diabetes Phase IIIelixirpharma.in

    MK-8655 MerckWhitehouse Station, NJ

    type 2 diabetes Phase Imerck.com

    MSDC-0160(MTOR protein inhibitor)

    Metabolic Solutions DevelopmentKalamazoo, MI

    type 2 diabetes(see also Alzheimer’s)

    Phase IImsdrx.com

    MSDC-0602(MTOR protein inhibitor)

    Metabolic Solutions DevelopmentKalamazoo, MI

    type 2 diabetes Phase IImsdrx.com

    new insulin glargine product (LY2963016)

    Boehringer Ingelheim PharmaceuticalsRidgefield, CTEli LillyIndianapolis, IN

    type 2 diabetes Phase IIIboehringer-ingelheim.comlilly.com

    NewMet™delayed-release metformin

    Elcelyx TherapeuticsSan Diego, CA

    type 2 diabetes Phase IIelcelyx.com

    NGM-282 NGM BiopharmaceuticalsSouth San Francisco, CA

    diabetes Phase Ingmbio.com

    NN1218(insulin aspart fast-acting)

    Novo NordiskPrinceton, NJ

    type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes Phase Inovonordisk.com

    http://www.taisho.co.jphttp://www.lexicon-genetics.comhttp://www.boehringer-ingelheim.comhttp://www.elixirpharma.inwww.metabolex.comwww.sanofi.comwww.xbiotech.comwww.mesoblast.comwww.merck.comwww.msdrx.comwww.msdrx.comwww.lilly.comwww.elcelyx.comwww.ngmbio.comwww.novonordisk.com

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    Medicines in Development for Older Americans

    DiabetesProduct Name Sponsor Indication Development Phase

    NN1436(LAI287)

    Novo NordiskPrinceton, NJ

    type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes Phase Inovonordisk.com

    NN1953(OI338GT)

    Novo NordiskPrinceton, NJ

    type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes Phase Inovonordisk.com

    NN1954(OI362GT)

    Novo NordiskPrinceton, NJ

    type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes Phase Inovonordisk.com

    NN9924(OG217SC)

    Novo NordiskPrinceton, NJ

    type 2 diabetes Phase Inovonordisk.com

    NN9926(OG987GT)

    Novo NordiskPrinceton, NJ

    type 2 diabetes Phase Inovonordisk.com

    NN9927(OG987SC)

    Novo NordiskPrinceton, NJ

    type 2 diabetes Phase Inovonordisk.com

    novel basal insulin/insulin peglispro(LY2605541)

    Eli LillyIndianapolis, IN

    type 2 diabetes

    --------------------------------------type 1 diabetes

    Phase IIIlilly.com-----------------------------------------Phase Ililly.com

    omarigliptin(MK-3102)

    MerckWhitehouse Station, NJ

    type 2 diabetes Phase IIImerck.com

    Onglyza®saxagliptin

    AstraZenecaWilmington, DEBristol-Myers SquibbPrinceton, NJ

    type 2 diabetes (combination therapy)

    Phase IIIastrazeneca.combms.com

    Oral-lyn™oral insulin

    Generex BiotechnologyToronto, Canada

    type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes Phase IIIgenerex.com

    oxyntomodulin MerckWhitehouse Station, NJ

    type 2 diabetes Phase Imerck.com

    PAZ320 Boston TherapeuticsManchester, NH

    type 2 diabetes Phase IIbostonti.com

    PB1023 PhaseBio PharmaceuticalsMalvern, PA

    type 2 diabetes Phase IIphasebio.com

    PEG-FGF21 Bristol-Myers SquibbPrinceton, NJ

    type 2 diabetes in clinical trials bms.com

    www.novonordisk.comwww.novonordisk.comwww.novonordisk.comwww.novonordisk.comwww.novonordisk.comwww.novonordisk.comwww.lilly.comwww.lilly.comwww.merck.comwww.merck.comwww.astrazeneca.comwww.bms.comwww.generex.comwww.bostonti.comwww.phasebio.comwww.bms.com

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    Medicines in Development for Older Americans

    DiabetesProduct Name Sponsor Indication Development Phase

    PF-04937319 PfizerNew York, NY

    type 2 diabetes Phase IIpfizer.com

    PF-04971729 (ertugliflozin)

    PfizerNew York, NY

    type 2 diabetes Phase IIpfizer.com

    PF-05175157 PfizerNew York, NY

    type 2 diabetes Phase Ipfizer.com

    PF-05231023 PfizerNew York, NY

    type 2 diabetes Phase Ipfizer.com

    PF-06291874 PfizerNew York, NY

    type 2 diabetes Phase Ipfizer.com

    PF-06342674 PfizerNew York, NY

    type 1 diabetes Phase Ipfizer.com

    Prochymal®remestemcel-L

    Osiris TherapeuticsColumbia, MD

    type 1 diabetes(see also COPD)

    Phase IIosiris.com

    Qsymia™phentermine/topiramate

    VIVUSMountain View, CA

    type 2 diabetes Phase IIvivus.com

    ranolazine extended-release(late sodium current inhibitor)

    Gilead SciencesFoster City, CA

    type 2 diabetes Phase IIIgilead.com

    RG7697(GLP-1/GIP receptors)

    RocheNutley, NJ

    type 2 diabetes Phase Iroche.com

    RM-493(MC4R peptide)

    Rhythm PharmaceuticalsBoston, MA

    diabetes Phase Irhythmtx.com

    RO6811135 RocheNutley, NJ

    type 2 diabetes Phase Iroche.com

    roflumilast Takeda Pharmaceuticals InternationalDeerfield, IL

    type 2 diabetes Phase Itakeda.com

    Ryzodeg®insulin degludec/insulin aspart

    Novo NordiskPrinceton, NJ

    type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes application submittednovonordisk.com

    S-707106 ShionogiFlorham Park, NJ

    type 2 diabetes Phase IIshionogi.com

    SaxaDapasaxagliptin/dapagliflozin fixed-dose combination

    AstraZenecaWilmington, DEBristol-Myers SquibbPrinceton, NJ

    diabetes Phase IIIastrazeneca.combms.com

    www.pfizer.comwww.pfizer.comwww.pfizer.comwww.pfizer.comwww.pfizer.comwww.pfizer.comwww.osiris.comwww.vivus.comwww.gilead.comwww.roche.comwww.roche.comwww.rhythmtx.comwww.takeda.comwww.novonordisk.comwww.shionogi.comwww.astrazeneca.comwww.bms.com

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    Medicines in Development for Older Americans

    DiabetesProduct Name Sponsor Indication Development Phase

    semaglutide(NN9535)

    Novo NordiskPrinceton, NJ

    type 2 diabetes Phase IInovonordisk.com

    SRT2104(SIRT1 protein stimulant)

    SirtrisCambridge, MA

    type 2 diabetes Phase IIsirtrispharma.com

    SRT2379(SIRT1 protein stimulant)

    SirtrisCambridge, MA

    type 2 diabetes Phase Isirtrispharma.com

    SRT3025(SIRT1 protein stimulant)

    SirtrisCambridge, MA

    type 2 diabetes Phase Isirtrispharma.com

    SYR-472(trelagliptin)

    Takeda Pharmaceuticals InternationalDeerfield, IL

    type 2 diabetes Phase IItakeda.com

    TAK-329(glucokinase stimulant)

    Takeda Pharmaceuticals InternationalDeerfield, IL

    type 1 diabetes Phase Itakeda.com

    teneligliptin(MP-513)

    Mitsubishi Tanabe PharmaOsaka, Japan

    type 2 diabetes Phase Imt-pharma.co.jp

    teplizumab(anti-CD3 mAb)

    MacroGenicsRockville, MD

    type 1 diabetes Phase IIImacrogenics.com

    tofogliflozin(CSG452)

    Chugai PharmaceuticalTokyo, JapanGenentechSouth San Francisco, CA

    type 2 diabetes Phase IIchugai-pharm.co.jpgene.com

    Tresiba®insulin degludec

    Novo NordiskPrinceton, NJ

    type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes application submittednovonordisk.com

    TTP054(GLP-1 receptor agonist)

    TransTech PharmaHigh Point, NC

    type 2 diabetes Phase IIttpharma.com

    TTP814(PTP-1B inhibitor)

    TransTech PharmaHigh Point, NC

    type 2 diabetes Phase I/IIttpharma.com

    U-Strip(insulin transdermal)

    Transdermal GlobalNorwalk, CT

    type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes Phase Itransdermalspecialties.com

    vildagliptin Novartis PharmaceuticalsEast Hanover, NJ

    type 2 diabetes Phase IIInovartis.com

    vildagliptin/metformin combination

    Novartis PharmaceuticalsEast Hanover, NJ

    type 2 diabetes Phase IIInovartis.com

    VRS-859 Diartis PharmaceuticalsRedwood City, CA

    type 2 diabetes Phase Idiartispharma.com

    www.novonordisk.comwww.novonordisk.comwww.sirtrispharma.comwww.sirtrispharma.comwww.sirtrispharma.comwww.takeda.comwww.takeda.comwww.macrogenics.comwww.gene.comwww.ttpharma.comwww.ttpharma.comwww.transdermalspecialties.comwww.novartis.comwww.novartis.comwww.diartispharma.comhttp://www.mt-pharma.co.jphttp://www.chugai-pharm.co.jp

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    Medicines in Development for Older Americans

    DiabetesProduct Name Sponsor Indication Development Phase

    VVP808(insulin sensitizer)

    Verva PharmaceuticalsCarlsbad, CA

    type 2 diabetes Phase IIvervapharma.com

    ZP2929 Boehringer Ingelheim PharmaceuticalsRidgefield, CTZealand PharmaCopenhagen, Denmark

    type 2 diabetes Phase Iboehringer-ingelheim.comzealandpharma.com

    Heart Failure/Ischemic Heart DiseaseProduct Name Sponsor Indication Development Phase

    ACP-501(rhLCAT)

    AlphaCore PharmaAnn Arbor, MI

    coronary artery disease Phase Ialphacorepharma.com

    ACY001(stem cell therapy)

    Compass Biomedical(Arteriocyte)Cleveland, OH

    cardiac ischemia Phase Icompassbiomedical.com

    adult mesenchymal stem cell therapy

    BioCardiaSan Carlos, CA

    ischemic heart disorders Phase I/IIbiocardia.com

    albiglutide GlaxoSmithKlineRsch. Triangle Park, NC

    heart failure(see also diabetes)

    Phase IIgsk.com

    ALD-201(stem cell therapy)

    CytomedixGaithersburg, MD

    ischemic heart disorder Phase Icytomedix.com

    ANX-042(natriuretic peptide)

    AnexonCambridge, MA

    acute decompensated heart failure Phase Ianexonrx.com

    BAY 10-21189(sGC stimulator)

    Bayer HealthCare PharmaceuticalsWayne, NJ

    heart failure Phase Ibayerpharma.com

    BAY 10-67197(partial adenosin A1 agonist)

    Bayer HealthCare PharmaceuticalsWayne, NJ

    heart failure Phase Ibayerpharma.com

    BAY 86-8050(vasopressin receptor)

    Bayer HealthCare PharmaceuticalsWayne, NJ

    heart failure Phase Ibayerpharma.com

    BAY 94-8862(MR antagonist)

    Bayer HealthCare PharmaceuticalsWayne, NJ

    chronic heart failure Phase IIbayerpharma.com

    http://www.boehringer-ingelheim.comhttp://www.zealandpharma.comwww.compassbiomedical.comwww.alphacorepharma.comwww.vervapharma.comwww.biocardia.comwww.gsk.comwww.cytomedix.comwww.anexonrx.comwww.bayerpharma.comwww.bayerpharma.comwww.bayerpharma.comwww.bayerpharma.com

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    Medicines in Development for Older Americans

    Heart Failure/Ischemic Heart DiseaseProduct Name Sponsor Indication Development Phase

    beperminogene perplasmid AnGes MGOsaka, Japan

    ischemic heart disorders Phase Ianges-mg.com

    BFPET™blood flow imaging agent

    FluoroPharmaMontclair, NJ

    coronary artery disease (diagnosis) Phase IIfluoropharma.com

    BR-4628(MR antagonist)

    Bayer HealthCare PharmaceuticalsWayne, NJ

    heart failure Phase IIbayerpharma.com

    bucindolol ARCA BiopharmaBroomfield, CO

    heart failure(Fast Track)

    application submittedarcabiopharma.com

    bucindolol companion diagnostic ARCA BiopharmaBroomfield, COLaBCorpBurlington, NC

    heart failure (diagnosis) in clinical trialsarcabiopharma.comlabcorp.com

    cangrelor The Medicines CompanyParsippany, NJ

    coronary artery disease Phase IIIthemedicinescompany.com

    CardioPET™muscle state imaging agent

    FluoroPharmaMontclair, NJ

    fatty acid uptake in coronary artery disease (diagnosis)

    Phase IIfluoropharma.com

    cenderitide(CD-NP)

    Nile TherapeuticsSan Mateo, CA

    acute heart failure(Fast Track)--------------------------------------chronic heart failure(Fast Track)

    Phase IInilethera.com-----------------------------------------Phase Inilethera.com

    CLP-1001 Sorbent TherapeuticsSunnyvale, CA

    heart failure in patients with chronic kidney disease

    Phase IIsorbent.com

    combination autologous stem cell therapy

    TCA Cellular TherapyCovington, LA

    ischemic heart disorders Phase IItcacellulartherapy.com

    CXL-1020-IV Cardioxyl PharmaceuticalsChapel Hill, NC

    acute heart failure Phase IIcardioxyl.com

    endometrial blood stem cell therapy

    MediStemSan Diego, CA

    heart failure Phase IImedisteminc.com

    epicardial angiogenesis patch TheregenSan Francisco, CA

    heart failure, ischemic heart disorders

    Phase Itheregen.com

    GGF 2(glial growth factor 2)

    Acroda TherapeuticsArdsley, NY

    heart failure Phase Iacroda.com

    www.themedicinescompany.comwww.fluoropharma.comwww.fluoropharma.comwww.bayerpharma.comwww.arcabiopharma.comwww.arcabiopharma.comwww.labcorp.comwww.nilethera.comwww.nilethera.comwww.sorbent.comwww.tcacellulartherapy.comwww.cardioxyl.comwww.medisteminc.comwww.theregen.comwww.acroda.comhttp://www.anges-mg.com

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    Medicines in Development for Older Americans

    Heart Failure/Ischemic Heart DiseaseProduct Name Sponsor Indication Development Phase

    GSK2849466(selective androgen receptor modulator)

    GlaxoSmithKlineRsch. Triangle Park, NC

    heart failure Phase Igsk.com

    JNJ-39588146 Janssen Research & DevelopmentRaritan, NJ

    heart failure Phase II completedjanssenrnd.com

    JVS-100 Juventas TherapeuticsCleveland, OH

    heart failure Phase IIjuventasinc.com

    LCQ908(DGAT1 inhibitor)

    Novartis PharmaceuticalsEast Hanover, NJ

    coronary artery disease(see also diabetes)

    Phase IInovartis.com

    LCZ696(NEP inhibitor/ARB)

    Novartis PharmaceuticalsEast Hanover, NJ

    heart failure Phase IIInovartis.com

    LMI 1195(cardiac neuronal agent)

    Lantheus Medical ImagingN. Billerica, MA

    heart failure (diagnosis) Phase Ilantheus.com

    mesenchymal stem cell therapy MesoblastNew York, NY

    heart failure(see also diabetes)

    Phase IImesoblast.com

    MTP-131 Stealth PeptidesNewton Centre, MA

    chronic heart failure Phase Istealthpeptides.com

    Mydicar®SERCA 2a gene therapy

    CelladonSan Diego, CA

    advanced (Class III/IV) heart failure(Fast Track)

    Phase IIcelladon.net

    MyoCell®cell-based heart damage therapy

    BioheartSunrise, FL

    heart failure Phase II/IIIbioheartinc.com

    MyoCell® SDF-1cell-based heart damage therapy

    BioheartSunrise, FL

    heart failure Phase Ibioheartinc.com

    omecamtiv mecarbil AmgenThousand Oaks, CA

    heart failure Phase IIamgen.com

    PCSK9 adnectin Bristol-Myers SquibbPrinceton, NJ

    ischemic heart disease in clinical trials bms.com

    PEG-relaxin Bristol-Myers SquibbPrinceton, NJ

    heart failure in clinical trials bms.com

    PL-3994(NP receptor A agonist)

    Palatin TechnologiesCranbury, NJ

    heart failure Phase IIpalatin.com

    recombinant human neuregulin-1 beta

    ZensunShanghai, China

    chronic heart failure Phase IIzensun.com

    www.stealthpeptides.comwww.gsk.comwww.janssenrnd.comwww.juventasinc.comwww.novartis.comwww.novartis.comwww.lantheus.comwww.mesoblast.comwww.celladon.netwww.bioheartinc.comwww.bioheartinc.comwww.amgen.comwww.palatin.comwww.bms.comwww.bms.comhttp://www.zensun.com

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    Heart Failure/Ischemic Heart DiseaseProduct Name Sponsor Indication Development Phase

    RLX030(serelaxin)

    Novartis PharmaceuticalsEast Hanover, NJ

    acute heart failure(Fast Track)--------------------------------------chronic heart failure

    Phase IIInovartis.com-----------------------------------------Phase IInovartis.com

    SAR126119(TAFIa inhibitor)

    Sanofi USBridgewater, NJ

    acute ischemic stroke Phase Isanofi.com

    sirolimus-eluting coronary stent Svelte Medical SystemsNew Providence, NJ

    ischemic heart disorder Phase IIsveltemedical.com

    Tekturna®aliskiren

    Novartis PharmaceuticalsEast Hanover, NJ

    acute heart failure in the elderly, chronic heart failure

    Phase IIInovartis.com

    TRV027(AT1R)

    TrevenaKing of Prussia, PA

    acute heart failure Phase IItrevena.com

    ularitide CardiorentisZug, Switzerland

    acute heart failure Phase IIIcardiorentis.com

    urocortin 2 Neurocrine BiosciencesSan Diego, CA

    heart failure Phase IIneurocrine.com

    VM202(modified hepatocyte growth factor gene therapy)

    CordisBridgewater, NJViroMedMinneapolis, MN

    myocardial ischemia Phase I/IIcordis.comviromed.com

    OsteoporosisProduct Name Sponsor Indication Development Phase

    AUS-131(estrogen receptor beta agonist)

    Ausio PharmaceuticalsCincinnati, OH

    osteoporosis Phase I completedausiopharma.com

    BA-058 SC(human parathyroid hormone-related protein)

    Radius HealthCambridge, MA

    postmenopausal osteoporosis Phase IIIradiuspharm.com

    BA-058 TD(human parathyroid hormone-related protein)

    Radius HealthCambridge, MA

    postmenopausal osteoporosis Phase IIradiuspharm.com

    bazedoxifene/conjugated estrogens combination

    PfizerNew York, NY

    postmenopausal osteoporosis(prevention)

    application submittedpfizer.com

    Medicines in Development for Older Americans

    www.novartis.comwww.novartis.comwww.sanofi.comwww.sveltemedical.comwww.novartis.comwww.trevena.comwww.cardiorentis.comwww.neurocrine.comwww.cordis.comwww.viromed.comwww.ausiopharma.comwww.radiuspharm.comwww.radiuspharm.comwww.pfizer.com

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    OsteoporosisProduct Name Sponsor Indication Development Phase

    blosozumab(LY2541546)

    Eli LillyIndianapolis, IN

    postmenopausal osteoporosis Phase IIlilly.com

    BPS804(anti-sclerostin IgG2 antibody)

    Novartis PharmaceuticalsEast Hanover, NJ

    postmenopausal osteoporosis Phase IInovartis.com

    calcitonin oral(recombinant)

    Tarsa TherapeuticsPhiladelphia, PA

    postmenopausal osteoporosis Phase IItarsatherapeutics.com

    DP-001 Deltanoid PharmaceuticalsMadison, WI

    osteoporosis Phase IIdeltanoid.com

    Fablyn®lasofoxifene

    Ligand PharmaceuticalsLa Jolla, CA

    postmenopausal osteoporosis application submittedligand.com

    odanacatib MerckWhitehouse Station, NJ

    postmenopausal osteoporosis, male osteoporosis

    Phase IIImerck.com

    romosozumab(anti-sclerostin mAb)

    AmgenThousand Oaks, CAUCBBrussels, Belgium

    postmenopausal osteoporosis Phase IIIamgen.comucb.com

    sotatercept(ACE-011)

    Acceleron PharmaCambridge, MACelgeneSummit, NJ

    postmenopausal osteoporosis Phase Iacceleronpharma.comcelgene.com

    Viviant™bazedoxifene

    PfizerNew York, NY

    osteoporosis treatment and prevention

    application submittedpfizer.com

    ZT-034(teriparatide nasal spray formulation)

    Azelon PharmaceuticalsWest Conshohocken, PA

    osteoporosis Phase II

    ZP-PTH(teriparatide transdermal)

    Zosano PharmaFremont, CA

    osteoporosis Phase IIzosanopharma.com

    Medicines in Development for Older Americans

    www.lilly.comwww.novartis.comwww.tarsatherapeutics.comwww.deltanoid.comwww.ligand.comwww.merck.comwww.amgen.comwww.ucb.comwww.acceleronpharma.comwww.celgene.comwww.pfizer.comwww.zosanopharma.com

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    Glossary

    adjunctive therapy—Auxiliary treatment that is secondary to the main treatment.

    Alzheimer’s disease—The most com-mon form of dementia, characterized by progressive and chronic deteriora-tion of cognitive functions, including memory, thinking and reasoning. Early manifestations include forgetfulness, impaired ability to focus, and changes in mood and personality. As the disease progresses, there is a loss of computa-tional ability, in addition to word-finding problems and difficulty with ordinary activities. Ultimately, the disease leads to severe memory loss, complete dis-orientation, social withdrawal, loss of independence, and death.

    application submitted—An application for marketing has been submitted to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The application can either be an NDA (new drug application) or a BLA (biologic license application).

    chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)—A group of lung diseases, including chronic bronchitis and em-physema, in which there is a persistent disruption of airflow out of the lungs and eventual hypoxemia (low level of oxygen in the blood).

    cognitive disorders—Disorders of the higher mental processes, including understanding, reasoning, knowledge, and intellectual capacity. A person with a cognitive disorder, such as Alzheimer’s disease, does not process information correctly within the brain, resulting in impaired awareness and judgment, dif-ficulty reasoning and focusing, loss of memory and abnormal mental capacity. People with cognitive disorders have problems acquiring, mentally organizing and responding to information, which results in an inability to function nor-mally in everyday life situations.

    dementia—Loss of mental ability that interferes with normal daily activities. It lasts more than six months, is not present at birth and is not associated with loss or altered consciousness. The

    natural decline of these functions with age is grossly exaggerated in dementia.

    depression—A mental illness character-ized by an intense feeling of sadness, which is of greater proportion and duration than expected by objective reason (i.e., recent loss or other sad event). Major depressive disorder (or major depression) includes an episode of depression defined as a persistent (for at least 2 weeks) mood disturbance, plus at least four of the following symptoms: sleep disturbance, changes in psychomo-tor activity, loss of ability to experience pleasure and interest, fatigue, feelings of worthlessness or guilt, difficulty in concentrating, and/or suicidal thoughts. Major depression is associated with im-pairment in social functioning. If criteria for major depression have been met but in addition an episode of mania has ever occurred, then the diagnosis becomes bipolar disorder (or manic-depressive ill-ness). The essential feature of mania is a distinct period when the mood is either elevated, expansive, or irritable, with as-sociated symptoms including hyperactiv-ity, flight of ideas, inflated self-esteem, decreased need for sleep, distractibility and excessive involvement in activities that often are flamboyant, bizarre or disorganized.

    diabetes—A chronic disease in which the body does not produce or properly use insulin, a hormone that is needed to convert sugar, starches and other food into energy needed for daily life. Symptoms may include excessive thirst, hunger, urination and weight loss. The cause of diabetes continues to be a mystery, although both genetics and environmental factors such as obesity and lack of exercise appear to play roles. Type 1 diabetes, the more severe form, results from the body’s failure to pro-duce insulin, which “unlocks” the cells of the body, allowing glucose to enter and fuel them. It is estimated that 5 percent to 10 percent of Americans who are diagnosed with diabetes have type 1, which requires insulin treatment. Type 2 diabetes results from insulin resistance

    (a condition in which the body fails to properly use insulin), combined with relative insulin deficiency. Most Ameri-cans who are diagnosed with diabetes have type 2, which in most cases can be controlled if treated properly by a combination of dietary measures, weight loss, and oral medication.

    diabetic nephropathy—Kidney disease or damage that can occur in people with diabetes. The kidneys have many tiny blood vessels that filter waste from the blood. High blood sugar from diabetes can destroy those blood vessels. Over time, the kidney isn’t able to do its job as well and may stop working com-pletely, which is called kidney failure. Out of 100 people with diabetes, as many as 40 will develop kidney dam-age. Currently, diabetic nephropathy is the leading cause of chronic kidney disease in the United States and other Western societies. It is also one of the most significant long-term complications in terms of morbidity and mortality for individual patients with diabetes, which is responsible for up to 40 percent of all end-stage renal disease (ESRD) cases in the United States.

    Fast Track—Fast Track is a process designed to facilitate the development and expedite the review of drugs to treat serious diseases and fill an unmet medical need. The status is assigned by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. The purpose is to get important new drugs to the patient earlier. Fast Track addresses a broad range of serious diseases. Generally, determining fac-tors include whether the drug will have an impact on such factors as survival, day-to-day functioning, or the likelihood that the disease, if left untreated, will progress from a less severe condition to a more serious one. Filling an unmet medical need is defined as providing a therapy where none exists or providing a therapy which may be potentially supe-rior to existing therapy. Once a drug re-ceives Fast Track designation, early and frequent communication between the FDA and a drug company is encouraged

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    Glossary

    throughout the entire drug development and review process. The frequency of communication assures that questions and issues are resolved quickly, often leading to earlier drug approval and ac-cess by patients.

    heart failure—The end result of many different types of heart disease. The heart cannot pump blood out normally. This results in congestion (water and salt retention) in the lungs, swelling in the extremities, and reduced blood flow to body tissues.

    ischemia—Insufficient supply of blood to an organ or tissue, which can cause organ damage such as an ischemic stroke.

    mild Alzheimer’s disease—A stage of Alzheimer’s disease characterized by a series of changes in cognitive abilities that may include memory loss for recent events, difficulty with problem solving, changes in personality, difficulty orga-nizing and expressing thoughts, getting lost or misplacing belongings. This is the stage at which the disease is often first diagnosed.

    moderate Alzheimer’s disease—A stage of Alzheimer’s disease characterized by increased confusion, greater memory

    loss, significant changes in personal-ity, and the need for assistance with basic daily activities. These changes are related to damage in areas of the brain that control language, reasoning, sensory processing, and conscious think-ing. At this stage, patients may have problems recognizing family and friends, experience hallucinations, delusions, and paranoia, and may behave impulsively.

    osteoarthritis—The most common form of joint disease, characterized by degen-eration of the cartilage that lines joints and by the formation of reactive bony outgrowths at the boundary of a joint.

    osteoporosis—The most common metabolic bone disease in older people in which a reduction in bone mass leads to fractures, especially of the vertebrae, hips and wrists.

    PET imaging—Positron emission to-mography (PET), a noninvasive medical imaging technique that utilizes a ra-dioactive agent (“tracer”) incorporated in a biologically active molecule and a scanner to produce three-dimensional images of the body.

    Phase 0—First-in-human trials conduct-ed in accordance with FDA’s 2006 guid-ance on exploratory Investigational New

    Drug (IND) studies designed to speed up development of promising drugs by establishing very early on whether the agent behaves in human subjects as was anticipated from preclinical studies.

    Phase I—Researchers test the drug in a small group of people, usually between 20 and 80 healthy adult volunteers, to evaluate its initial safety and tolerability profile, determine a safe dosage range, and identify potential side effects.

    Phase II—The drug is given to volun-teer patients, usually between 100 and 300, to see if it is effective, identify an optimal dose, and to further evaluate its short-term safety.

    Phase III—The drug is given to a larger, more diverse patient population, often involving between 1,000 and 3,000 patients (but some time many more thousands), to generate statistically significant evidence to confirm its safety and effectiveness. They are the longest studies and usually take place in multiple sites around the world.

    rheumatoid arthritis—A type of arthritis that particularly attacks the small joints of the hands, wrists and feet. The joints become painful, swollen, stiff and, in severe cases, deformed.

    The content of this report has been obtained through public, government and industry sources, and the Adis “R&D Insight” data-base based on the latest information. Report current as of March 10, 2013. The medicines in this report include medicines being developed by U.S. based companies conducting trials in the United States and abroad, PhRMA-member companies conducting trials in the United States and abroad and foreign companies conducting clinical trials in the United States. The information in this report may not be comprehensive. For more specific information about a particular product, contact the individual company directly or go to www.clinicaltrials.gov. The entire series of Medicines in Development is available on PhRMA’s web site.

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  • The Drug Discovery, Development and Approval Process

    The U.S. system of new drug approvals is per-haps the most rigorous in the world.

    It takes 10-15 years, on average, for an experi-mental drug to travel from lab to U.S. patients, according to the Tufts Center for the Study of Drug Development. Only five in 5,000 com-pounds that enter preclinical testing make it to human testing. And only one of those five is approved for sale.

    On average, it costs a company $1.2 billion, including the cost of failures, to get one new medicine from the laboratory to U.S. patients, according to a recent study by the Tufts Center for the Study of Drug Development.

    Once a new compound h