IO’s Impact On Strategic Decision-Making In The Broader Oncology Landscape
Executive Summary
Market signals from the pioneering immuno-oncology therapies suggest a paradigm shift across multiple oncology indications in the coming years. To ensure that non-IO products become successful components of the standard of care in cancer, drug developers must consider how IO may impact clinical development, market access and commercialization strategies.
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