APONTIS PHARMA AG launched Single Pill Finder and distribution of Single Pill Rosazimib - First of three launches in 2023. Single Pill Finder online application shows real-time options to simplify therapy. Free-of-charge physician assistance system for convenient continuation of loose combination as Single Pill. New Single Pill Rosazimib on the market. Further Single Pills to be marketed in 2023. Single Pills combine the established active ingredients in a single tablet in a daily single dose compared to loose combination therapy. The reduced number of tablets can increase adherence and thus contribute to improving prognosis, as demonstrated in the retrospective START and START 2.0 studies and the prospective SECURE study, among others. In addition, the new Single Pill Rosazimib is now available on the market, bringing the portfolio of already approved products in Germany to 11 Single Pills. As an online physician assistance system, the free-of-charge Single Pill Finder shows possible Single Pill options for simplifying therapy for patients on polymedication. Based on the existing nationally standardized medication plan for loose combination preparations, the physician receives real-time recommendations for substitution with Single Pills. The medication plan can be entered in manually, as a photo or uploaded as a scan via desktop, tablet, or smartphone. The results are presented in a smart sort order according to the degree to which the therapy can be simplified, e.g., the portion of single tablet substitutions. This makes it much easier for physicians to access solutions for simplifying therapies. The development for use under practice conditions was carried out with the participation of more than 400 physicians in Germany, according to the motto " by physicians for physicians". Launch of new Single Pill RosazIMib (AP - D01) continues APONTIS PHARMA's announced Single Pill portfolio expansion, providing substitution therapy for the loose combination of Rosuvastatin and Ezetimibe. Launched on 28 June 2023, indications include primary
hypercholesterolemia/homozygous familial hypercholesterolemia (HoFH) and prevention of cardiovascular events in patients with a history of coronary artery disease (CAD) and acute coronary syndrome.