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  March	
  2012	
  
    	
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                                           Performance Through Independent Research

                  Changes	
  in	
  the	
  Global	
  Pharma	
  Market:	
  	
  new	
  drug	
  launches	
  and	
  drugs	
  coming	
  off	
  patent	
  
           	
  

           EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:                                                           makeup.
           Pharma blockbuster drug sales make up more                                   There are several block-buster drugs that
           of the overall sales of the large Pharma groups                              are being developed by the major
           than ever before, as the winner takes all nature                             Pharma companies’ world wide that will
           of the blockbuster drugs squeezes the rest of                                substitute the current existing top 10 drug
           the market and intensifies the competition in                                earners. Pfizer will loose its dominant
           the “generic drug” area. The rate of growth of                               position in the industry because its
           prescription blockbuster drugs now accounts                                  biggest drug, the cholesterol drug, Lipitor
           for ¾ of the entire prescription drug market.                                currently worth $10.9 is off patent since
                                                                                        November 2011.
           The new frontier for Pharma is so called
           Pharmacogenomics. Pharmacogenomics aims                                      However this trend is changing. As can
           to develop rational means to optimize drug                                   be seen in the table below, Roche in
           therapy, with respect to the patients' Genotype,                             2014 will be the biggest beneficiary of
           to ensure maximum efficacy with minimal                                      global drug sales, with the cancer drugs
           adverse effects. Such approaches promise the                                 being the biggest drugs in the world. This
           advent of "personalized medicine"; in which                                  is partially because of the loss of patents
           drugs and drug combinations are optimized                                    by Pfizer’s Lipitor and Bristol Myers
           for each individual's unique genetic                                         Plavix, both cholesterol drugs, and




                       Source:	
  IMS	
  Health	
  forecast,	
  World	
  Drug	
  Situation,	
  WHO	
  
                       	
  
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                                      Individual	
  Investments	
  in	
  Companies	
  with	
  high	
  prospective	
  Mega	
  Drug	
  Potential	
  
                                                                               March	
  26th	
  2012	
  
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  Pharma	
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                                                                         Subject	
  to	
  Change	
  at	
  any	
  time:	
  
26th	
  March	
  2012	
  
                              	
  
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           partially a result of the shift away from small                Sclerosis.
           molecule drugs of the past to the larger protein
           biologicals such as cancer and HIV drugs,                      The companies with the best drug
           which are significant both for their ability to                pipelines’ are Roche, Glaxo Smith Kline,
           slow the rate of progress of cancer and other                  Biogen, Gilead, and several smaller
           debilitating diseases, [HIV] and for their cost                companies like Qiagen, Questcor,
           which tends to be 10 times that of the early                   Spectrum Pharmaceuticals, and Vertex.
           cancer drugs like Taxol, breast cancer.                        We will discuss the opportunities for
                                                                          investment in more detail in this paper.
                                                                          Introduction:
           The other great area of growth is that of
           vaccines. Prevnar, a conjugate                                 This report examines the growth of
                                                                          Biotech drugs relative to their more
           pneumococcal vaccine, and Gardasil, for
                                                                          tradition molecule drugs, which have
           prevention of cervical cancer, are the first                   produced some of the greatest gains for
           two blockbuster vaccines                                       investors in the Pharmaceutical Industry
           As mentioned, the greatest innovation in new                   over the last 20 years.
           drugs has been in the area of Cancer                           The double promise of biotechnology and
           treatment, which will become the biggest                       genomics, especially if delivered through
           selling market for drug companies. This is                     molecule nanotechnology has been
           because Cancer has proven to have endless                      perhaps oversold, as is usually the case in
           mutations and can be treated effectively as for                emerging technologies.
           HIV, with cocktails of drugs that “tell” the DNA
           in the affected cells to stop growing, reducing                This paper attempts to lay out some more
           if not completely arresting the disease. The                   sensible strategies that an investor might
           other areas of development for drugs are                       pursue in this space.
           Diabetes, Hepatitis-C, HIV, and Multiple




                             Source:	
  IMS	
  Health	
  forecast,	
  World	
  Drug	
  Situation,	
  WHO	
  
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                                                                                                       Gnostam	
  Pharma	
  Report	
  
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  March	
  2012	
  
    	
                           Exhibit	
  1.	
  	
  Drugs	
  of	
  major	
  Pharma	
  Co.’s	
  off,	
  or	
  coming	
  off	
  patent	
     4	
  




                Source:	
  	
  WHO,	
  IMS	
  Health	
  


           BIOTECHNOLOGY DRUG                                                          industry's fastest-growing market. The
           DEVELOPMENT:                                                                costs of preventing and treating the
                                                                                       condition worldwide are forecast to rise
           Biggest Markets for Drug Research:                                          from $376 billion in 2010 to $490 billion by
           1. Cancer: There have been very substantial                                 2030, says new research.
           gains in the knowledge of how cancer actually                               285 million people, or 6.4% of the world's
           evolves. As cancer is a DNA disorder, the                                   adult population, are currently estimated to
           research into the evolution of the disease inside                           be living with diabetes, and this figure is
           the cells that are affected has been the key to                             set to explode to 438 million (7.8% of the
           detecting the changes in each patient. The                                  global adult population) by 2030, Frost &
           trigger of the DNA damage in a cancer cell can                              Sullivan has reported.
           be random, a genetic weakness of the patient,
           as well as external influences. The new drugs                               The world's biggest diabetes populations
           that have been developed work on a cellular                                 are in India, where 50.8 million live with the
           level, and therefore cam be personalized,                                   condition, and China (43.2 million). 70% of
           aimed at particular changes taking place in                                 cases are currently found in low- and
           cells. In order for the genetic evolution in                                middle-income countries, with prevalence
           cancer cells not to lead to cancerous cells that                            ranging from 10.2% in the western Pacific
           are resistant to drugs, these new drugs,                                    to 3.8% in the African region, according to
           [Vemurafenib~Roche, Glaxo~Dabafenib] target                                 K Srinivas Sashidar, research analyst at
           a mutation in a gene called B-Raf, present in                               Frost & Sullivan.
           more than ½ of malignant melanomas,
           inhibiting growth beyond the point of healthy                               As well as the significant global burden of
           cells, [reducing abnormal growth as with                                    treating and preventing diabetes, the
           cancerous cells]. These new dugs have                                       condition imposes a number of economic
           absolutely huge economic potential, dwarfing                                burdens, including lost productivity and
           the Cholesterol Drugs from Pfizer and Astra                                 foregone economic growth, he adds.
           Zeneca.
                                                                                       The 40-59 age group is currently most
           2. Diabetes: represents the pharmaceutical                                  affected by diabetes, but by 2030 this
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           dominance is expected to shift to 60-79-year-      evidence on new drugs, we are taking
           olds. An increase in the number of patients with   an important step toward that goal."
           the type 2 form of the disease, plus the           (FDA News PO3-89, 2003)
           emergence of a number of potential new drug
           treatments, is expected to raise competition in    The pharmaceutical industry is using
           the marketplace, says the report.                  pharmacogenomics in its drug-
                                                              development pipeline by correlating
           The main segments of the market are insulin
           and oral anti-diabetes treatments. While
                                                              quantitative measures derived from
           metformin remains the first line of choice         treatment-specific diagnostic testing
           among the latter segment, new forms of co-         and the associated therapeutic
           therapies, glucagon-like peptide (GLP)             outcome, allowing for FDA Phase
           agonists, dipeptidyl peptidase (DPP)-IV            IIA/IIB of clinical trials with the aim of
           inhibitors and sodium-dependent glucose (co)       accelerating and facilitating the
           transporter (SGLT) inhibitors are expected to      development of new molecules. This
           become strong competitors in the near future.      has reduced costs, as there is less
                                                              need for defining diagnostic markers
           ECONOMICS OF DRUG
           DEVELOPMENT:
                                                              to select or predict individual patients
                                                              who will respond to therapies. Tests
           “Pharmacogenomics holds great promise to           based on the genotype of an
           shed scientific light on the often risky and       individual can be considered as a
           costly process of drug development...we intend     type of biomarker test. The term
           to do all we can to use it to promote the          biomarker can be referred to any
           development of medicines. By providing             characteristic that can be measured
           practical guidance on how to turn the explosion    as an indicator of a normal biologic
           of pharmacogenomic information into real
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  Report	
  
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  2012	
  
     	
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            process, a pathogenic process or a               effective method due to, accessibility
            pharmacologic response to a therapeutic          and management of data
            agent. Biomarkers have been proposed as          implementation into clinical practice.
            powerful tools, given their capability of
            bridging animal and human data, guiding          The main criticism of the
            drug dose and adjustments, increasing            Pharmagenomics model is that it
            safety in animal models and in early clinical    creates more opportunities for high
            development, and establishing initial proof of   returns on capital for the “owners” of
            efficacy in proof-of-concept studies.            the discovery process, but it does
                                                             little in terns of disease prevention.
            To be successful tools in clinical practice,     In fact there is almost no incentive to
            biomarkers should present high-positive and      prevent disease, just find a
            negative-predictive values, be simple, easy      patentable cure for bad diseases that
            to repeat, sourced from easily accessible        arise from bad patient habits.
            body fluids and tissues, and cost effective.
                                                             Cancer Drugs:
            The predictive nature of biomarkers can be
            translated in the field of pharmacogenomics.     Cancer is very heterogeneous,
            Contrast this with testing in human patients,    varying both genetically and
            which might reach a high level of accuracy       phenotypically among patients who
            and precision, but will be a less cost–          have identical types and stages of
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           the disease. Furthermore, a significant        under development.
           proportion of breast cancer patients are
                                                          Currently-available DPP-IV inhibitors include
           not responding to chemotherapy
                                                          Merck & Co's Januvia (sitagliptin), Bristol-
           uniformly, something that is likely to be      Myers Squibb/AstraZeneca's Onglyza
           genetically determined.[14] Individualized     (saxagliptin) and Novartis' Galvus
           therapies for various types of solid           (vildagliptin), and others are in
           tumors are now a reality. The first steps      development. Also, numbers of SDLT2
           have involved the evolution of tumor           inhibitors and glucokinase activators - new
           classification, disease prognosis,             classes of investigational drugs for the
           molecularly targeted treatment and             treatment of type 2 diabetes - are currently
           response to therapy based on molecular         in clinical testing, says the study.
           features. In this regard, diagnostic tests     Turning to the insulin market, which is
           have been developed and are now                dominated by modern insulin’s and
           readily available for several treatment        analogues, Mr Sashidar says he expects
           procedures in cancer patients.                 effective insulin analogues and long-acting
                                                          insulin’s to raise their market share in future,
                                                          with competition likely to increase with the
           Diabetes Drugs:                                introduction of biosimilars.

           The first drug from the GLP-1 pathway to       The biggest gain in this market will accrue
           receive European Commission approval was       most likely to Novo Nordisk, which is set to
           Eli Lilly/Amylin's Byetta (exenatide), while   benefit the most from the huge epidemic of
           Novo Nordisk's Victoza (liraglutide) is the    diabetes, especially in emerging markets.
           first GLP-1 analogue with 97% similarity to
           natural gut hormone. Various longer-acting     Hepatitis C:
           formulations of GLP-1 analogues are now
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           Hepatitis C is one of the most serious          chronic hepatitis C virus infection, and
           infectious diseases in the world. Hepatitis C   leads to long-term eradication of the
           virus infects an estimated 170 million          virus in approximately 54% of people.
           people worldwide. It is a major cause of        Treatment response is dependent on the
           liver cirrhosis, end-stage liver disease and    infecting genotype, with 76 to 80% of
           hepatocellular carcinoma. It is also a          those with genotypes 2 and 3, but only
           leading cause of liver transplant in the        approximately 40% with genotype 1 or 4
           USA. The virus is primarily transmitted         achieving a sustained virologic
           parenterally, but there is significant          response. The company that has the best
           mother-to-child transmission. Partly due to     patentable pipeline for the treatment of this
           the virus's genetic diversity, it evades the    global epidemic is Vertex Pharamceutcals,
           host immune response and it has been            [VRTX].
           difficult to identify candidate vaccines.
           However, significant advances have been         CONCLUSI ONS:
           made in the treatment of chronic hepatitis
                                                           As molecule drugs come off patent, the
           C virus infection. Currently, the
                                                           traditional Pharma blockbusters are
           combination of pegylated interferon-alpha       becoming more and more difficult to
           and ribavirin is the standard treatment for     substitute. The effect of this reduction I
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           “patentable” molecules, has been the rise of         2007 there was a 22% reduction on drug
           generics which have significantly impacted the       costs as competition from generics has
           cost of prescription drugs. It has been              had a major influence on what patients
           estimated that had Lipitor not lost their patent,    consume, and their health outcomes.
           overall prescription drugs, sales for Pfizer would
           have 12% higher just for Lipitor in 2007, see        4. There will probably be more pressure
           Exhibit 5.                                           on FDA to relax some standards on
                                                                experimental drugs developed by new
           The United States is the leader in medical           start ups, and more focus on a “venture
           research, including pharmaceutical                   approach to drug development, [as with
           development. U.S. drug prices are among the          Bristol Myers Squibb, buying into late
           highest in the world, and drug innovation is         stage Phase II pipelines of niche busters,
           correspondingly high. In 2000 U.S. based firms       that can be used in “drug cocktail
           developed 29 of the 75 top-selling drugs; firms      approaches” for serious diseases such
           from the second-largest market, Japan,               as HIV, Hepatitis and most of all cancer.
           developed eight, and the United Kingdom
           contributed 10. France, which imposes price          5. The focus on the reduction of the
           controls, developed three.                           growth in healthcare spending costs,
                                                                suggests that since the greatest
           Murray Aitken of IMS Healthcare Insight, the         component of new costs in healthcare
           premier economic research body in Pharma             arise from specialists driven healthcare
           economics has suggested that:                        and relative equipment, that the pressure
                                                                will be increasingly placed by private
           1. Overall spending in drugs is going to rise        healthcare insurers on specialist
           less than 8% pa for period to 2017, as generics      networks to justify the explosion of
           become far more available. However an                treatments which not always result in
           increasing amount of the benefits to drug            better patient healthcare results, which is
           companies will come from very few blockbuster        most cases are best if preventative
           drugs.                                               measures are used, rather than the latest
                                                                and most expensive technologies
           2. This implies hard times for small molecule        developed by specialist networks.
           manufacturers. Sales growth us likely to slow
           and put pressure on research budgets and
           force many mergers. Reduced revenues are
           constraining innovation.
           3. Greater use of generics will bring costs
           savings to the healthcare industry. From 2003-

           Sources & References: IMS Healthcare Insight, Norwalk Connecticut, Murray Aitken. Ernst Berndt,
           MIT Professor in Applied Economics. Professor David Cutler, Economics Dept, Harvard University.
           Caves, M. Whinston, and M. Hurwitz, “Patent Expiration, Entry, and Competition in the U.S.
           Pharmaceutical Industry,” Brookings Papers on Economic Activity 1 (1991): 1–48 ; E. Berndt, I.
           Cockburn, and Z. Griliches, “Pharmaceutical Innovations and Market Dynamics: Tracking Effects on
           Price Indexes for Anti-depressant Drugs,” Brookings Papers on Economic Activity: Microeconomic
           2 (1996): 133–188 ; and E. Berndt, M. Kyle, and D. Ling, “The Long Shadow of Patent Expiration:
           Generic Entry and Rx-to-OTC Switches,” in Scanner Data and Price Indexes, ed. R. Feenstra and M.
           Shapiro (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2003), 229–267.
           	
  
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               Most	
  common	
  transmission	
  method	
  of	
  Hepatitis	
  C	
                        10	
  




       Area	
  of	
  the	
  world	
  most	
  affected	
  by	
  increased	
  mortality	
  from	
  
       hepatitis	
  C	
  .	
  	
  The	
  dark	
  red	
  are	
  >100	
  occurrences	
  for	
  100,000	
  
       inhabitants.	
  	
  The	
  orange	
  >	
  30	
  for	
  100,000	
  inhabitants	
  
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  Pharma	
  Report	
  
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       Gnostam	
  was	
  established	
  February	
  4th	
  2004.	
  
       Since	
  inception	
  the	
  annualized	
  rate	
  for	
  return	
  for	
  a	
  client	
  portfolio	
  
       managed	
  by	
  Gnostam	
  LLC	
  has	
  returned	
  a	
  total	
  8.4%%	
  to	
  February	
  
       29th	
  2012.	
  
       	
  
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  • 1. 2 1 Gnostam  Pharma  Report   26th  March  2012     1   Performance Through Independent Research Changes  in  the  Global  Pharma  Market:    new  drug  launches  and  drugs  coming  off  patent     EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: makeup. Pharma blockbuster drug sales make up more There are several block-buster drugs that of the overall sales of the large Pharma groups are being developed by the major than ever before, as the winner takes all nature Pharma companies’ world wide that will of the blockbuster drugs squeezes the rest of substitute the current existing top 10 drug the market and intensifies the competition in earners. Pfizer will loose its dominant the “generic drug” area. The rate of growth of position in the industry because its prescription blockbuster drugs now accounts biggest drug, the cholesterol drug, Lipitor for ¾ of the entire prescription drug market. currently worth $10.9 is off patent since November 2011. The new frontier for Pharma is so called Pharmacogenomics. Pharmacogenomics aims However this trend is changing. As can to develop rational means to optimize drug be seen in the table below, Roche in therapy, with respect to the patients' Genotype, 2014 will be the biggest beneficiary of to ensure maximum efficacy with minimal global drug sales, with the cancer drugs adverse effects. Such approaches promise the being the biggest drugs in the world. This advent of "personalized medicine"; in which is partially because of the loss of patents drugs and drug combinations are optimized by Pfizer’s Lipitor and Bristol Myers for each individual's unique genetic Plavix, both cholesterol drugs, and Source:  IMS  Health  forecast,  World  Drug  Situation,  WHO    
  • 2. 2   Individual  Investments  in  Companies  with  high  prospective  Mega  Drug  Potential   March  26th  2012   Gnostam  Pharma  Report     Subject  to  Change  at  any  time:   26th  March  2012    
  • 3. 4 3 Gnostam  Pharma  Report   26th  March  2012     3   partially a result of the shift away from small Sclerosis. molecule drugs of the past to the larger protein biologicals such as cancer and HIV drugs, The companies with the best drug which are significant both for their ability to pipelines’ are Roche, Glaxo Smith Kline, slow the rate of progress of cancer and other Biogen, Gilead, and several smaller debilitating diseases, [HIV] and for their cost companies like Qiagen, Questcor, which tends to be 10 times that of the early Spectrum Pharmaceuticals, and Vertex. cancer drugs like Taxol, breast cancer. We will discuss the opportunities for investment in more detail in this paper. Introduction: The other great area of growth is that of vaccines. Prevnar, a conjugate This report examines the growth of Biotech drugs relative to their more pneumococcal vaccine, and Gardasil, for tradition molecule drugs, which have prevention of cervical cancer, are the first produced some of the greatest gains for two blockbuster vaccines investors in the Pharmaceutical Industry As mentioned, the greatest innovation in new over the last 20 years. drugs has been in the area of Cancer The double promise of biotechnology and treatment, which will become the biggest genomics, especially if delivered through selling market for drug companies. This is molecule nanotechnology has been because Cancer has proven to have endless perhaps oversold, as is usually the case in mutations and can be treated effectively as for emerging technologies. HIV, with cocktails of drugs that “tell” the DNA in the affected cells to stop growing, reducing This paper attempts to lay out some more if not completely arresting the disease. The sensible strategies that an investor might other areas of development for drugs are pursue in this space. Diabetes, Hepatitis-C, HIV, and Multiple Source:  IMS  Health  forecast,  World  Drug  Situation,  WHO  
  • 4. 6 5 Gnostam  Pharma  Report   26th  March  2012     Exhibit  1.    Drugs  of  major  Pharma  Co.’s  off,  or  coming  off  patent   4   Source:    WHO,  IMS  Health   BIOTECHNOLOGY DRUG industry's fastest-growing market. The DEVELOPMENT: costs of preventing and treating the condition worldwide are forecast to rise Biggest Markets for Drug Research: from $376 billion in 2010 to $490 billion by 1. Cancer: There have been very substantial 2030, says new research. gains in the knowledge of how cancer actually 285 million people, or 6.4% of the world's evolves. As cancer is a DNA disorder, the adult population, are currently estimated to research into the evolution of the disease inside be living with diabetes, and this figure is the cells that are affected has been the key to set to explode to 438 million (7.8% of the detecting the changes in each patient. The global adult population) by 2030, Frost & trigger of the DNA damage in a cancer cell can Sullivan has reported. be random, a genetic weakness of the patient, as well as external influences. The new drugs The world's biggest diabetes populations that have been developed work on a cellular are in India, where 50.8 million live with the level, and therefore cam be personalized, condition, and China (43.2 million). 70% of aimed at particular changes taking place in cases are currently found in low- and cells. In order for the genetic evolution in middle-income countries, with prevalence cancer cells not to lead to cancerous cells that ranging from 10.2% in the western Pacific are resistant to drugs, these new drugs, to 3.8% in the African region, according to [Vemurafenib~Roche, Glaxo~Dabafenib] target K Srinivas Sashidar, research analyst at a mutation in a gene called B-Raf, present in Frost & Sullivan. more than ½ of malignant melanomas, inhibiting growth beyond the point of healthy As well as the significant global burden of cells, [reducing abnormal growth as with treating and preventing diabetes, the cancerous cells]. These new dugs have condition imposes a number of economic absolutely huge economic potential, dwarfing burdens, including lost productivity and the Cholesterol Drugs from Pfizer and Astra foregone economic growth, he adds. Zeneca. The 40-59 age group is currently most 2. Diabetes: represents the pharmaceutical affected by diabetes, but by 2030 this
  • 5. 8 7 Gnostam  Pharma  Report   26th  March  2012     5   dominance is expected to shift to 60-79-year- evidence on new drugs, we are taking olds. An increase in the number of patients with an important step toward that goal." the type 2 form of the disease, plus the (FDA News PO3-89, 2003) emergence of a number of potential new drug treatments, is expected to raise competition in The pharmaceutical industry is using the marketplace, says the report. pharmacogenomics in its drug- development pipeline by correlating The main segments of the market are insulin and oral anti-diabetes treatments. While quantitative measures derived from metformin remains the first line of choice treatment-specific diagnostic testing among the latter segment, new forms of co- and the associated therapeutic therapies, glucagon-like peptide (GLP) outcome, allowing for FDA Phase agonists, dipeptidyl peptidase (DPP)-IV IIA/IIB of clinical trials with the aim of inhibitors and sodium-dependent glucose (co) accelerating and facilitating the transporter (SGLT) inhibitors are expected to development of new molecules. This become strong competitors in the near future. has reduced costs, as there is less need for defining diagnostic markers ECONOMICS OF DRUG DEVELOPMENT: to select or predict individual patients who will respond to therapies. Tests “Pharmacogenomics holds great promise to based on the genotype of an shed scientific light on the often risky and individual can be considered as a costly process of drug development...we intend type of biomarker test. The term to do all we can to use it to promote the biomarker can be referred to any development of medicines. By providing characteristic that can be measured practical guidance on how to turn the explosion as an indicator of a normal biologic of pharmacogenomic information into real
  • 6. 90 Gnostam  Pharma  Report   26th  March  2012     6   process, a pathogenic process or a effective method due to, accessibility pharmacologic response to a therapeutic and management of data agent. Biomarkers have been proposed as implementation into clinical practice. powerful tools, given their capability of bridging animal and human data, guiding The main criticism of the drug dose and adjustments, increasing Pharmagenomics model is that it safety in animal models and in early clinical creates more opportunities for high development, and establishing initial proof of returns on capital for the “owners” of efficacy in proof-of-concept studies. the discovery process, but it does little in terns of disease prevention. To be successful tools in clinical practice, In fact there is almost no incentive to biomarkers should present high-positive and prevent disease, just find a negative-predictive values, be simple, easy patentable cure for bad diseases that to repeat, sourced from easily accessible arise from bad patient habits. body fluids and tissues, and cost effective. Cancer Drugs: The predictive nature of biomarkers can be translated in the field of pharmacogenomics. Cancer is very heterogeneous, Contrast this with testing in human patients, varying both genetically and which might reach a high level of accuracy phenotypically among patients who and precision, but will be a less cost– have identical types and stages of
  • 7. 2 1 Gnostam  Pharma  Report   26th  March  2012     7   the disease. Furthermore, a significant under development. proportion of breast cancer patients are Currently-available DPP-IV inhibitors include not responding to chemotherapy Merck & Co's Januvia (sitagliptin), Bristol- uniformly, something that is likely to be Myers Squibb/AstraZeneca's Onglyza genetically determined.[14] Individualized (saxagliptin) and Novartis' Galvus therapies for various types of solid (vildagliptin), and others are in tumors are now a reality. The first steps development. Also, numbers of SDLT2 have involved the evolution of tumor inhibitors and glucokinase activators - new classification, disease prognosis, classes of investigational drugs for the molecularly targeted treatment and treatment of type 2 diabetes - are currently response to therapy based on molecular in clinical testing, says the study. features. In this regard, diagnostic tests Turning to the insulin market, which is have been developed and are now dominated by modern insulin’s and readily available for several treatment analogues, Mr Sashidar says he expects procedures in cancer patients. effective insulin analogues and long-acting insulin’s to raise their market share in future, with competition likely to increase with the Diabetes Drugs: introduction of biosimilars. The first drug from the GLP-1 pathway to The biggest gain in this market will accrue receive European Commission approval was most likely to Novo Nordisk, which is set to Eli Lilly/Amylin's Byetta (exenatide), while benefit the most from the huge epidemic of Novo Nordisk's Victoza (liraglutide) is the diabetes, especially in emerging markets. first GLP-1 analogue with 97% similarity to natural gut hormone. Various longer-acting Hepatitis C: formulations of GLP-1 analogues are now
  • 8. 4 3 Gnostam  Pharma  Report   26th  March  2012     8   Hepatitis C is one of the most serious chronic hepatitis C virus infection, and infectious diseases in the world. Hepatitis C leads to long-term eradication of the virus infects an estimated 170 million virus in approximately 54% of people. people worldwide. It is a major cause of Treatment response is dependent on the liver cirrhosis, end-stage liver disease and infecting genotype, with 76 to 80% of hepatocellular carcinoma. It is also a those with genotypes 2 and 3, but only leading cause of liver transplant in the approximately 40% with genotype 1 or 4 USA. The virus is primarily transmitted achieving a sustained virologic parenterally, but there is significant response. The company that has the best mother-to-child transmission. Partly due to patentable pipeline for the treatment of this the virus's genetic diversity, it evades the global epidemic is Vertex Pharamceutcals, host immune response and it has been [VRTX]. difficult to identify candidate vaccines. However, significant advances have been CONCLUSI ONS: made in the treatment of chronic hepatitis As molecule drugs come off patent, the C virus infection. Currently, the traditional Pharma blockbusters are combination of pegylated interferon-alpha becoming more and more difficult to and ribavirin is the standard treatment for substitute. The effect of this reduction I
  • 9. 6 5 Gnostam  Pharma  Report   26th  March  2012     9   “patentable” molecules, has been the rise of 2007 there was a 22% reduction on drug generics which have significantly impacted the costs as competition from generics has cost of prescription drugs. It has been had a major influence on what patients estimated that had Lipitor not lost their patent, consume, and their health outcomes. overall prescription drugs, sales for Pfizer would have 12% higher just for Lipitor in 2007, see 4. There will probably be more pressure Exhibit 5. on FDA to relax some standards on experimental drugs developed by new The United States is the leader in medical start ups, and more focus on a “venture research, including pharmaceutical approach to drug development, [as with development. U.S. drug prices are among the Bristol Myers Squibb, buying into late highest in the world, and drug innovation is stage Phase II pipelines of niche busters, correspondingly high. In 2000 U.S. based firms that can be used in “drug cocktail developed 29 of the 75 top-selling drugs; firms approaches” for serious diseases such from the second-largest market, Japan, as HIV, Hepatitis and most of all cancer. developed eight, and the United Kingdom contributed 10. France, which imposes price 5. The focus on the reduction of the controls, developed three. growth in healthcare spending costs, suggests that since the greatest Murray Aitken of IMS Healthcare Insight, the component of new costs in healthcare premier economic research body in Pharma arise from specialists driven healthcare economics has suggested that: and relative equipment, that the pressure will be increasingly placed by private 1. Overall spending in drugs is going to rise healthcare insurers on specialist less than 8% pa for period to 2017, as generics networks to justify the explosion of become far more available. However an treatments which not always result in increasing amount of the benefits to drug better patient healthcare results, which is companies will come from very few blockbuster most cases are best if preventative drugs. measures are used, rather than the latest and most expensive technologies 2. This implies hard times for small molecule developed by specialist networks. manufacturers. Sales growth us likely to slow and put pressure on research budgets and force many mergers. Reduced revenues are constraining innovation. 3. Greater use of generics will bring costs savings to the healthcare industry. From 2003- Sources & References: IMS Healthcare Insight, Norwalk Connecticut, Murray Aitken. Ernst Berndt, MIT Professor in Applied Economics. Professor David Cutler, Economics Dept, Harvard University. Caves, M. Whinston, and M. Hurwitz, “Patent Expiration, Entry, and Competition in the U.S. Pharmaceutical Industry,” Brookings Papers on Economic Activity 1 (1991): 1–48 ; E. Berndt, I. Cockburn, and Z. Griliches, “Pharmaceutical Innovations and Market Dynamics: Tracking Effects on Price Indexes for Anti-depressant Drugs,” Brookings Papers on Economic Activity: Microeconomic 2 (1996): 133–188 ; and E. Berndt, M. Kyle, and D. Ling, “The Long Shadow of Patent Expiration: Generic Entry and Rx-to-OTC Switches,” in Scanner Data and Price Indexes, ed. R. Feenstra and M. Shapiro (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2003), 229–267.  
  • 10. Gnostam  Pharma  Report   26th  March  2012     Most  common  transmission  method  of  Hepatitis  C   10   Area  of  the  world  most  affected  by  increased  mortality  from   hepatitis  C  .    The  dark  red  are  >100  occurrences  for  100,000   inhabitants.    The  orange  >  30  for  100,000  inhabitants  
  • 11. Gnostam  Pharma  Report   26th  March  2012     11   Gnostam LLC performance Graphs Gnostam  was  established  February  4th  2004.   Since  inception  the  annualized  rate  for  return  for  a  client  portfolio   managed  by  Gnostam  LLC  has  returned  a  total  8.4%%  to  February   29th  2012.    
  • 12. Gnostam  Pharma  Report   26th  March  2012     12     Disclaimer: The information and any statistical data contained herein have been obtained from sources which we believe to be reliable, but we do not represent that they are accurate or complete, and they should not be relied upon as such. All opinions expressed and data provided herein are subject to change without notice. Gnostam LLC and/or its shareholders, directors, officers and/or employees, may have long or short positions or deal as principal in the securities discussed herein, related securities or in options, futures or other derivative instruments based thereon. The securities mentioned in this report may not be suitable for all types of investors. ALL investments involve different degrees of risk. You should be aware of your risk tolerance level and financial situations at all times. Furthermore, you should read all transaction confirmations, monthly, and year-end statements. Read any and all prospectuses carefully before making any investment decisions. You are free at all times to accept or reject all investment recommendations made by the Gnostam LLC. As you know, a recommendation, which you are free to accept or reject, is not a guarantee for the successful performance of an investment and we are expressly prohibited from guaranteeing accounts against losses arising from market conditions. Past performance is no guarantee of future results, and current performance may be lower or higher than the performance data quoted. Investment Disclaimer All investments involve different degrees of risk. You should be aware of your risk tolerance level and financial situations at all times. Furthermore, you should read all transaction confirmations, monthly, and year-end statements. Read any and all prospectuses carefully before making any investment decisions. You are free at all times to accept or reject all investment recommendations made. All products sold are subject to market risk and may result in the entire loss to the client's investment. (For example: excessive withdrawals may result in the depletion of your account). Please understand that any losses are attributed to market forces beyond the control or prediction of Gnostam LLC. As you know, a recommendation, which you are free to accept or reject, is not a guarantee for the successful performance of an investment and we are expressly prohibited from guaranteeing accounts against losses arising from market conditions.   Gnostam  LLC   PO  Box  960   Inverness,  CA  94937  USA     Tel:  206  384  0069     E-­‐mail:  pcorsano@gnostam.com     www.gnostam.com