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2006 Annual Review

  • Merck Pipeline as of February 15, 2007

    • Progressed from previous stage since Feb. 15, 2006
    • Licensed, alliance, or acquisition
    • Multiple licenses, including CSL, Ltd.
    • Proof-of-Concept Molecule
  • Phase 1
    • Alzheimer’s Disease, MK-0952
    • Atherosclerosis, MK-6213
    • Cancer, MK-0429
    • Cancer, MK-0646
    • Cancer, MK-0731
    • Cancer, MK-0752
    • Cancer, MK-4721
    • Cancer, V930
    • Cardiovascular, MK-0448
    • Cardiovascular, MK-8141
    • Diabetes, MK-0893
    • Diabetes, MK-0941
    • Diabetes, MK-1642
    • Diabetes, MK-3887
    • Endocrine, MK-0867
    • Endocrine, MK-0974
    • Glaucoma, MK-0994
    • Infectious Disease, MK-0608
    • Infectious Disease, MK-7009
    • Infectious Disease, MK-8122
    • Infectious Disease (Flu), V512
    • Infectious Disease (S.aureus), V710
    • Insomnia, MK-0454
    • Insomnia, MK-8998
    • Osteoporosis, MK-0773
    • Parkinson’s Disease, MK-0657
    • Psychiatric Disease, MK-0249
    • Psychiatric Disease, MK-2637
    • Psychiatric Disease, MK-5757
  • Phase 2
    • Alzheimer’s Disease, MK-0249
    • Arthritis, MK-0822
    • Atherosclerosis, MK-0633
    • Atherosclerosis, MK-0859
    • Cancer, MK-0457
    • Cancer, MK-0822
    • Diabetes, MK-0533
    • Endocrine, MK-0677
    • HIV, V526
    • HPV, V502
    • Infectious Disease (Pediatric), V419
    • Migraine, MK-0974
    • Osteoporosis, MK-0822
    • Overactive Bladder, MK-0594
    • Overactive Bladder, MK-0634
    • Pain, MK-0759
    • Pain, MK-2295
    • Pain, MK-6721
    • Respiratory Disease, MK-0633
    • Stroke, MK-0724
  • Phase 3
    • Atherosclerosis, MK-0524A (ER niacin/laropiprant)
    • Atherosclerosis, MK-0524B
    • HIV, MK-0518 (raltegravir)
    • Insomnia, gaboxadol
    • Obesity, MK-0364 (taranabant)
  • Reviewing
    • CINV, Emend For Injection (MK-0517)
    • Diabetes, Janumet
    • Osteoarthritis, Arcoxia
  • Approvals
    • Cancer (CTCL), Zolinza
    • Cervical Cancer and Genital Warts, Gardasil
    • Diabetes, Januvia
    • Rotavirus Gastroenteritis, RotaTeq
    • Shingles, Zostavax

(1)Candidates shown in Phase 1 and 2 include the most advanced compound with a specific mechanism in a given therapeutic area. Back–up compounds, regardless of their phase of development, additional indications in the same therapeutic areas, and additional claims, line extensions or formulations for in–line products are not shown.

(2)Candidates shown in Phase 3 include specific compounds.



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