Report title: Launching Next Generation Oncology Products: Evolving Strategies in a Payorâ??s Market
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155 page report published Aug 01, 2009

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The emergence of a new wave of oncology products has been one of the most dramatic trends in the pharmaceutical market over the last decade. Both large and small companies are making unprecedented investments in oncology R&D, in an effort to emulate the success of new targeted therapies such as Herceptin, Avastin, Glivec, Nexavar and Erbitux. Underpinning that success have been real improvements in therapeutic options for a range of cancers, including marked survival increments in areas of poor prognosis, such as kidney cancer (e.g., Sutent); more effective therapies, tailored to genetically defined subgroups, for widespread malignancies (Herceptin for breast cancer); and innovations that have transformed fatal into chronic diseases (Glivec for chronic myeloid leukaemia). At the same time, success has come at a price. Not is the oncology marketplace getting more crowded, raising the bar for differentiation in a category in which many products are focusing on the same disease mechanisms, but the premium prices charged for newer therapies are stretching healthcare budgets. Increasingly cancer drugs are losing the special status that once guaranteed uptake at any cost and are coming under the same cost-effectiveness scrutiny as other components of healthcare. This report provides qualitative and quantitative analysis of current trends in the oncology category worldwide, with particular emphasis on the US and key markets in Europe.

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Industry: Pharmaceutical
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Table of Contents Launching Next Generation Oncology Products Oncology market analysis 8 The payor response 9 Addressing market challenges 11 Summary 14 Chapter 1 Oncology market analysis 15 Introduction 15 Oncology outpaces pharma sales growth 17 Payor le01
Table of Contents01
Launching Next Generation Oncology Products Oncology market analysis 801
The payor response 901
Addressing market challenges 1101
Summary 1401
Chapter 1 Oncology market analysis 1501
Introduction 1501
Oncology outpaces pharma sales growth 1701
Payor leverage 1901
Oncology growth drivers 2001
The growing importance of targeted therapy 2201
Establishing a presence in oncology 2401
Falling by the wayside 2701
How cancer is different 3101
Cancer is many diseases 3201
Room for growth in oncology 3401
How cancer is not so different 3701
Budgetary pressure prevails 3901
Summary 4401
Chapter 2 The payor response 4501
Introduction 4501
HTAs are here to stay 4601
Health technology assessment in the US 4801
Volume versus price 5001
Pharma moves to head off coercive action 5401
More comparative effectiveness research 5501
Growing momentum for government involvement in CER 5701
Already some restrictions 6101
Shifting Costs to the Patient 6301
Shifting the cost to the patient 6501
Health technology assessment in Europe 6701
Different countries, different values 7001
Comparing Uptake 7201
NICE’s record on cancer drugs 7601
Cancer drugs recently turned down by NICE 7901
Tykerb 7901
Erbitux 8001
Nexavar 8101
Yondelis 8201
Hycamtin 8201
Making space for cancer drugs 8301
Higher threshold for end-of-life therapies 8601
Concerns about the new criteria 8901
Flexible pricing 9301
Skirting NICE 9601
Not Just The UK 9901
NICE is not the final hurdle 9901
Hard sell 10201
Biosimilars on the horizon 10501
Summary 11001
Chapter 3 Addressing market challenges 11201
Introduction 11201
It’s all about value 11401
Establishing a strong value proposition 11601
Selecting endpoints 11801
Adding to the gold standard 12101
Using subgroups 12201
Post-marketing studies 12501
From efficacy to effectiveness 12701
Getting marketing involved 13001
What price innovation? 13101
Pricing for access 13401
Prioritizing the correct indication 13801
Integrated treatment packages 14201
New markets, new opportunities 14401
Getting the launch right 14501
Lack of access for sales representatives 14701
Quality trumps quantity 14801
Increasing patient power 15101
Using the media 15301
Index 15501
List of Figures01
Figure 1.1: Oncology growth contribution 2001
Figure 1.2: Targeted therapies driving oncology growth 2401
Figure 1.3: The rush to invest in oncology R&D 2501
Figure 1.4: Number of phase II – IV clinical trials by disease class, 2005-2007 2601
Figure 2.5: Cost, LE and CE in metastatic colorectal cancer 4701
Figure 2.6: Cancer drug sales in Western Europe per 100,000 inhabitants, € thousands 7301
Figure 2.7: Avastin Uptake in E13 Countries 7401
Figure 2.8: Erbitux uptake in E13 Countries 7501
Figure 2.9: Breast Cancer – Cost of Innovation (20-year horizon) 8501
Figure 2.10: Disparities in European supply of medical oncologists 10301
Figure 2.11: Oncology brand patent expiries, September 2007-2012 10501
Figure 3.12: The changing status of oncology products 11401
Figure 3.13: Innovation stakeholders 11501
Figure 3.14: Finding the right level in industry-gatekeeper partnerships 12901
List of Tables01
Table 1.1: Top 10 global therapeutic classes 2007/08 1901
Table 1.2: Leading biologics, global sales, 2008 3801
Table 1.3: Estimated UK costs for targeted cancer therapies 4101

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