AbbVie’s Skyrizi was responsible for the highest TV advertising outlay in pharma in most months of 2024, but 2025 is starting ...
Dupixent is generally dosed every two or four weeks for AD. At the American Academy of Dermatology (AAD) congress in San Diego, data from STEAM-AD showed that amlitelimab achieved sustained ...
This achievement further emphasises the drug’s efficacy across multiple indications, including atopic dermatitis (AD), in which it is considered the gold standard. The use of Dupixent in AD has ...
Mucinex knocked Vicks off the top spot for monthly TV ad impressions as pharma brands generated significant coverage from ...
Dupixent (dupilumab) is tipped to be the market ... strong performance in clinical trials improving atopic dermatitis (AD) in moderate-to-severe patients, where it is the first systemic drug ...
“The anticipated sales of Dupixent for AD are projected to reach $6.2b in 2030, highlighting the significant rewards and substantial potential in this rapidly evolving market,” Maniatis added.
Bristol Myers Squibb has continued its ruthless cost-cutting push, dropping plans to commercialize a rival to Dupixent despite meeting its phase 3 goals and pumping the brakes on a would-be ...
Rinvoq's total estimated spending came in about $40 million behind Skyrizi's total last year, according to iSpot.TV, while Dupixent's total ... $223 million behind six ads—half in major ...
Filippos Maniatis, Healthcare Analyst at GlobalData, remarks, "With Dupixent setting the gold standard for AD, Sanofi has raised the bar for competitors in this space. However, Sanofi’s CEO has ...
One primary reason is the strong performance and potential of Dupixent, which is expected to partially counterbalance the uncertainties surrounding Eylea. The expected growth in Dupixent’s ...
Dupixent continues leading among Sanofi’s portfolio, and it’s poised for up to $20 billion in peak sales. Read my SNY ...
Sanofi SA (SNY) reports robust sales growth driven by Dupixent and vaccines, while planning a significant share buyback to ...