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A brief look at the immuno-oncology and generic oncology drug markets—current trends and where future growth might lead
Written byKelsey Kaustinen
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The Cancer Research Institute (CRI) leveraged data from GlobalData's Pharma Intelligence platform to generate an update on the state of immuno-oncology (IO) therapy development at the end of 2019, titled “Immuno-oncology drug development goes global,” which was published in Nature Reviews Drug Discovery. Drug discovery and development efforts in this market have been skyrocketing, the study notes, with 91-percent growth in the preclinical and clinical IO landscape compared to 2017 data.

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