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Treatment Algorithms 2001: Prostate Cancer
Datamonitor, Dec 2001
For over a decade, total androgen blockade has been considered by some quarters of prostate cancer specialists to be the gold-standard treatment. However, in recent years, the trend has been moving towards the use of less aggressive hormonal monotherapy. This represents a significant opportunity for existing hormonal agents, especially AstraZeneca''s Casodex, when its imminent approval for monotherapy use is expected to change the landscape of prostate cancer treatment. This report provides in-depth analysis of the current and future trends in the treatment of prostate cancer and enables you to: * Maximize your sales forecasts and future product positioning through identification the key drivers that affect the prescription of current products in the market for prostate cancer treatment * Strengthen your marketing strategy and market penetration based on comprehensive knowledge of the current treatment patterns in the US, Japan, Germany, France, Spain, Italy and the UK * Expose potential threats to your business through analysis of key future trends in the management of prostate cancer
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