Page 41 - Binder2
P. 41

Figure 3. “Biologic Therapy: Revenue vs. Efficacy Over Time.”
               Illustrative chart based on trends from IQVIA (2023), Vermeire et al.
               (2018), and Hanauer et al. (2010), highlighting the front-loaded
               revenue model and declining clinical efficacy due to
               immunogenicity.

               This chart illustrates the divergence between financial
               return and therapeutic durability in biologic drug treatment.
               While revenue per patient is often front-loaded—captured
               largely in the first 12 to 18 months—clinical efficacy tends
               to decline over time due to the development of anti-drug
               antibodies (ADAs), a phenomenon known as tolerization.
               As efficacy wanes, patients frequently require dose
               escalation, combination therapy, or drug switching, further
               increasing system costs while delivering diminishing

                                           39
   36   37   38   39   40   41   42   43   44   45   46