However, the market for gastrointestinal disorder therapeutics will decline in that period, due to negative growth of the gastroesophageal reflux disease therapeutics as patents lapse and more drugs become generic.
Patent expirations of major drugs have increased competition, driving further consolidation and more use of licensing agreements.
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