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Free Thinking: From promise to practice: immuno-oncology in action

January 6, 2016 | immuno-oncology, immunotherapy 

This white paper explores the global outlook for new immunotherapy products, referencing key opinion leaders and payers to investigate how these products are faring both clinically and financially. 

Immuno-oncology therapies that harness the body’s own defences to fight off tumours are widely acknowledged as the new frontier in cancer treatment.

Clinical trials of emerging products, both alone and in combination, have delivered impressive evidence of improvements in durability and endpoints such as progression-free survival, and even overall survival. R&D pipelines are stuffed with immuno-oncology prospects across a wide range of indications.

To date, only a few immuno-oncology products have actually reached the market though. Two of them target the anti-PD1/PD-L1 pathway where much of the interest in immuno-oncology is currently invested.

Download and read part 1 of the complimentary whitepaper at:
http://www.researchpartnership.com/news/2015/11/free-thinking-from-promise-to-practice-immuno-oncolo…

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