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Unlocking High-Potential Reservoirs Will Drive Exponential Cancer Revenue Growth - Research and Markets
[June 20, 2016]

Unlocking High-Potential Reservoirs Will Drive Exponential Cancer Revenue Growth - Research and Markets


Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Cancer Drug News Issue 671" report to their offering.

Cancer care is at a pivotal moment. 2015 big pharma oncology revenues benefited considerably from innovative products targeting underserved cancers. Whilst a great deal of commercial value has already been unlocked, the maturation of late-stage pipelines that includes a comprehensive catalogue of combinations will lead to exponential growth in the mid-term. With an increased focus on drug prices, premium oncology agents and combinations will continue to draw criticism, but pricing change will involve a multi-faceted and lengthy approach. Cost savings through lower-risk, more productive, novel innovation approaches are laying the foundations for long-term growth.

Key Topics Covered:

1. Breast Cancer

  • FDA Approves New Indication For Faslodex
  • Poziotinib Phase II rial Initiated In Advanced BC



2. Haematological Cancer

  • Onconova Receives Rigosertib Deal Termination Notice From Baxalta
  • Amgen Submits Blincyto sBLA To FDA
  • EMA (News - Alert) Grants ODD To Venetoclax In AML; Recommends Giotrif In Advance SCC

3. Lung Cancer


  • AstraZeneca Faces Challenges In Navigating Transitional Period

4. Genito-Urinary Cancer

  • Eusa/Aveo Seek EU Marketing Approval For Tivozanib In Advanced RCC

5. Gynaecological Cancer

  • Combination Trial Of Avelumab/VS-6063 Initiated In Ovarian Cancer

6. Gastrointestinal Cancer

  • Debiopharm Sees Victory In Japanese Oxaliplatin Lawsuit

7. Melanoma/Skin Cancer

  • Ono Gains Japanese Approval For Partial Change In Opdivo Labelling

8. General Developments

  • Yondelis Approved for Sale In Six Additional Countries
  • Merck Enters Oncology Research Collaboration With EMBL
  • Exelixis/Ipsen Enter Cabozantinib Licensing Deal
  • Eisai's Halaven Approved In Japan To Treat STS
  • Precision Medicine Development Driven By Big Data
  • Baxalta Building Immuno-Oncology Capabilities

9. Supportive Therapies

  • Specialized Therapeutics/Mundipharma Enter Sublicensing Deal For Anti-Emetic Products

For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/f5f6jm/cancer_drug_news


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