The renal anemia market has stalled in recent years after safety concerns with, and biosimilar competition to, the old mainstay erythropoiesis-stimulating agents (ESA) put pressure on overall sales, but renewed growth is expected from a fresh class of drugs currently at late-stage development, the HIF prolyl hydroxylase inhibitors. Other novel treatment classes are also under investigation, finds a new report by Informa Pharma's Biomedtracker.
Market growth will be propelled further by an increase in prevalence of the disease. Datamonitor Healthcare says there were an...








