Oncology Treatment Offers Significant Opportunities
with Largest Pipeline in Pharmaceuticals
The oncology drug pipeline is far larger than any
other therapy area across the pharmaceutical industry, with 6,484 products in
active development across all indications, suggesting significant opportunities
for new market entries, according to new report.
The company’s latest report states that of the
pipeline oncology products in development, the majority are in the early
stages, with 2,937, equivalent to 45% of the total pipeline, at the Preclinical
stage, and 1,591, or 25%, at the Discovery stage.
Senior Analyst says the oncology therapeutic pipeline
is highly diverse, containing a broad array of mechanisms of action. This
contrasts heavily with the market, which predominantly consists of
chemotherapy, hormonal and central nervous system targets.
Senior Analyst comments: “Signal transduction
targets, cancer antigens and receptor tyrosine kinases are the three most
common categories of pipeline product across all stages of development.
In addition, there are a large number of
first-in-class products in development for oncology, with 2,084 across all
stages, and 46% of pipeline products have a disclosed target. This indicates a
very high level of investment in the development of innovative products in this
therapy area.
The analyst also says that a significant
characteristic of the oncology treatment pipeline is the overlap between
indications, with 24% of first-in-class products in development across at least
two of the key types of cancer.
The report adds that within the oncology segment,
cancers of the breast and lung have the highest levels of developmental
activity, with a total of 913 and 804 pipeline products, respectively.
Trewartha continues: “Breast and lung cancer are
characterized by very large patient populations and huge markets in terms of
revenues, which are likely to have been the driving factors behind the
substantial pipelines for each disease.
Oncology remains a highly attractive therapy area for
a range of reasons, including significant unmet needs, a large target patient
population, high therapy costs, and a multitude of molecular targets that could
confer substantial disease-modifying properties to therapeutics.
Frontier Pharma: Versatile Innovation in Oncology -
Identifying and Commercializing Versatile First-in-Class Innovation report
provides analysis on innovation in oncology treatment in the context of the
overall pipeline and current market landscape, including insight into
first-in-class products and novel therapeutic targets across all oncology
indications.
This report was built using data and information
sourced from proprietary databases, primary and secondary research, and
in-house analysis conducted by Publisher’s team of industry experts.
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