Atherosclerotic Cardiovascular Disease Market to Register Incremental Growth at a CAGR of 4.9% During the Forecast Period (2025–2034) | DelveInsight
View original at globenewswire.comAtherosclerotic Cardiovascular Disease Market to Register Incremental Growth at a CAGR of 4.9% During the Forecast Period (2025–2034) | DelveInsight New York, USA, Jan…
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The market size for atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease was USD 23 billion in the leading markets in 2024
80% confidenceThe advancement of late-stage candidates such as Amgen's olpasiran and Ionis/Novartis' pelacarsen highlights the increasing clinical and commercial emphasis on lipoprotein(a), a genetically determined and long-overlooked contributor to residual ASCVD risk
80% confidenceThe United States accounted for approximately 75% of the total ASCVD market size in the 7MM in 2024
80% confidenceIn 2024, the total diagnosed prevalent cases of ASCVD across the 7MM were approximately 65 million, and this burden is projected to rise over the forecast period
80% confidenceThe ASCVD clinical trial landscape is undergoing a notable transition, moving beyond traditional LDL-C-focused strategies toward more targeted, mechanism-based interventions for cardiovascular risk reduction
80% confidenceDespite strong clinical validation, real-world adoption challenges for existing PCSK9 inhibitors have opened the door to next-generation therapies
80% confidenceThe atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease market in the 7MM is expected to show positive growth during the forecast period (2025-2034) at a CAGR of 4.9%
80% confidenceIn the United States, systemic inflammation-associated ASCVD cases were estimated at approximately 17 million in 2024
80% confidenceThe dynamics of the ASCVD market are expected to change in the coming years due to the launch of emerging therapies
80% confidenceWhile marketed therapies have cemented PCSK9 inhibition as a powerful intervention, uptake challenges have left room for innovation. This gap is now fueling a new wave of competition with oral, long-acting, and gene-editing approaches.
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