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Breast Cancer Drug Futures 2010
Espicom Business Intelligence Ltd, Oct 2010, Pages: 307
Globally, breast cancer is the second most common cancer after lung cancer and the most common cancer for women. It is the second most common cause of death from cancer in women after lung cancer. The breast cancer market is a steadily growing market due to effective treatments which have decreased mortality and resulted in a longer duration of therapy. The five-year survival rates for women with breast cancer have increased from under 70% 50 years ago to around 90% now.
Approximately 47% of breast cancer sales were derived from the US, with 41% Europe and 12% in Japan. Over the next six years the report forecasts that novel therapies including targeted monoclonal antibodies and small-molecule inhibitors, will increasingly be used in combination with chemotherapy and hormonal therapy.
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- Novelty/rationale for mechanism of action - Current status - Proof of concept/clinical data - Development risks - Company expertise - Competition within the market-place - Sales forecast (for key late-stage and launched products) - Competitor ratio analysis score - Clinical trial results
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The Cancer Drug Futures Report incorporate the latest analysis from our in-house team of life scientists and statisticians across a range of cancer areas. Their research builds upon the analysts established knowledge base of up-to-date intelligence on thousands of pharmaceutical manufacturers and research companies, backed up by a fifteen years’ of archive material.
Taking all aspects of the market into account, from clinical trials, deals and alliances to company financial performance and drug sales, the analysis and forecasting that contributes to the Cancer Drug Futures is standardised across each individual launched product or drug candidate and is founded upon a diligent and thorough research process.
With the Cancer Drug Futures you can easily evaluate the prospects of the drugs of interest to you and discover its progress in each indication. Each report provides individual and highly-detailed analysis of the drug, looking at the key factors affecting its future performance in the marketplace.
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