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Strategic Perspective 2001: Female Cancers - Optimizing Market Opportunities


Description: The paucity of available clinical trial data for most gynecological cancers means that gold standard treatments have not been universally established. Many drugs indicated for the treatment of tumors with high incidence are also efficacious in gynecological tumors with lower incidence. How can the market opportunities in these niche cancers be exploited? Strategic Perspectives 2001: Female Cancers covers breast cancer and seven gynecological cancers (cervical, ovarian, endometrial, vulvar, vaginal, gestational trophoblastic disease and uterine sarcoma). The report provides an in-depth evaluation of female cancer epidemiology, current market dynamics, recommended company strategies and major pipeline products and forecasts the performance of female cancer drugs to 2008.


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DATAMONITOR HEALTHCARE


CONTACT DETAILS


Scope


Datamonitor Insight into the Female Cancer Market


The negative impact of existing treatments for female cancer on the long term fertility and sterility of patients is a major unmet need in the female cancer market. Opportunities exist for companies to either develop cancer treatments which do not have these side effects, or to develop adjunctive treatments for cancer patients with long term fertility and/or sterility problems


Growing emphasis on screening and awareness for female cancers will expand opportunities for treatments targeted at early stage patients. Companies developing products aimed at this segment of the market will need to develop drugs with mild side effect profiles and simple dosing regimens, if physicians and patients are to select these pharmacological treatments over surgical or radiation alternatives.


The paucity of available clinical trial data for most gynecological cancers means that gold standard treatments have not been universally established and uptake of new drugs is slow. The opportunity exists for companies operating in other cancer markets to conduct small scale clinical trials highlighting the efficacy of their drugs in gynecological cancer patients, either in support of off-label use or a line extension strategy, or as a low-cost strategy of expanding the patient potential of their products.


The growing importance of the gynecological oncologist specialty will necessitate new sales and marketing strategies for companies targeting these cancer types. Companies will not be able to rely on the clinical experience which oncologists have traditionally applied from larger tumor types to smaller gynecological cancers. Gynecological oncologists will need to be targeted with clinical trial and product information specific to the patient group they are treating via forums which are readily accessible to this specialty.


Key Metrics


DEFINITION AND EPIDEMIOLOGY


Definitions


Breast


Cervical


Endometrial


Gestational trophoblastic disease


Ovarian


Uterine Sarcoma


Vaginal


Vulvar


Epidemiology


Incidence by age


Incidence by region


Mortality by region


DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT


Physicians involved in the care of female cancer patients


USA


Europe


Japan


Presentation


Screening


Cervical


Breast


Other Cancers


Diagnosis and Staging


Treatment Options


Pharmacological therapy


Cytotoxic therapy


Hormonal therapy


Innovative therapy


Key factors influencing treatment decisions


Treatment modalities


Survival/Prognosis





Side effects of treatment


Fertility


Sexuality






MARKET ANALYSIS


Product performance


Regional analysis


Global players


Environmental Factors


Generics Competition


Pharmacoeconomics


Harmonized Approval


Awareness


Pricing and Reimbursement






COMPANY STRATEGIES


A strong Women's Health presence


Development of a broad product portfolio


Case study: BMS's cytotoxic portfolio


Pursuit of line extensions for marketed products


Case study: Taxol


Cultivation of off-label use


Sustaining market share upon patent expiration


Case study: AstraZeneca and Barr's distribution agreement


Formation of R&D Licensing Agreements


Out-licensing


In-licensing


Formation of development agreements with other players


Case study-Roche's continued development of Herceptin


Portfolio promotion via disease management


Boosting of product performance through reformulations


Case study-the launch of Zoladex LA


Penetration of 'niche' markets with the assistance of orphan drug status


US


Japan


Europe






FUTURE OUTLOOK


Unmet needs in treatment


Efficacy


Side Effects


Compliance


Proven Efficacy


R&D pipeline


Breast cancer


Faslodex


IMC-C225


Gemzar


Theratope


Evista


Ovarian cancer


ZD0473


Rubitecan


Taxotere


Cervical cancer






MARKET FORECASTS 2001-2008


Epidemiology forecasts


Sales forecasts


Key events driving the female cancer market


Expansion of existing classes: cytotoxics and monoclonal antibodies


Increase in the prevalence of cancer


New drug classes: angiogenesis inhibitors and gene therapies


Global cost-containment measures


Reformation of Medicare


Patent expiries


Awareness campaigns


Disease management


Increasing participation of older adults in clinical trials


Trends in the female cancer market by segment


Sales forecasts


Key events driving the female cancer market by segment


Drug life cycle


Patent expiries


Launch of novel cytotoxic therapies


New hormonal therapy launches


Competition from the innovative therapies


Price cuts in Japan


Expansion of existing innovative classes: monoclonal antibodies and therapeutic vaccines


New innovative drug classes: angiogenesis inhibitors and gene therapies


Forecasts of key female cancer products


APPENDIX


Risk factors for female cancers


Breast


Cervical


Endometrial


Gestational trophoblastic disease


Ovarian


Uterine sarcoma


Vaginal cancer


Vulvar


Symptoms and diagnostic procedures


Breast


Cervical


Endometrial


Ovarian


Gestational Trophoblastic Disease


Uterine sarcoma


Vaginal


Vulvar


Forecast Methodology


Predicting market share


Forecasting future growth


Female Cancer market growth


Female Cancer drug class growth


Individual product growth



Forecasting Drug Launches for Pipeline Drugs


Global highest stage of development


Research Programme Methodology


SPRINT databases


Primary Research


List of Tables


List of Figures







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