Highlights:
- New therapies are emerging that harness the immune system to treat cancer, with the PD-1/L1 inhibitor class at the forefront
- Trial activity within NSCLC is particularly intense, as Opdivo and Keytruda consolidate their leading positions with additional studies, particularly as backbone therapies
- Clinical successes are driving high patient demand for IO trials, resulting in shorter enrollment durations
- PD-1/L1 inhibitors are outperforming other IO drug classes on a variety of clinical benchmarks
- $18bn opportunity within NSCLC for the PD-1/L1 inhibitor class, as it transforms the treatment algorithm
- Varying approaches to combination strategies will allow developers to differentiate within the class
- Ongoing biomarker validation work will help to further segment patients and optimize treatment
Table of Contents
OVERVIEWABOUT THE AUTHORSBIBLIOGRAPHY
IMMUNO-ONCOLOGY OVERVIEW
CLINICAL TRIAL LANDSCAPE
CLINICAL DEVELOPMENT BENCHMARKS
COMMERCIAL MARKET POTENTIAL
CHALLENGES AND EMERGING DYNAMICS
LIST OF FIGURES
LIST OF TABLES