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MARKET ANALYSIS OF CANCER THERAPEUTIC RESEARCH

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According to the extent of the report, malignant growth treatments are drugs that obstruct the development and multiplication of disease, by meddling with explicit particles, for example, DNA or proteins, which are engaged with the development or extension of harmful cells. These treatments incorporate medical procedure, radiation treatment, chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and so on. From a worldwide examination of malignancy rate and mortality in the following decade, the worldwide market space for anticancer medications is as yet incredible dependent on the accompanying two points of view: 1. The worldwide occurrence is by and large developing, bringing about solid interest for malignancy analysis and medications; 2. In spite of the fact that the worldwide malignant growth mortality is diminishing quite a long time after year, the identity of malignant growth treatment is vital and patients need to get logical customary treatment to postpone ailment movement or forestall tumor repeat. Subsequently the decrease of likelihood of mortality suggests an expansion in long haul treatment of patients, prompting expanded interest for medicate treatment. Overall disease influences in excess of 10 million individuals every year and the frequency of malignancy is required to increment by 2.4% yearly to arrive at 14 million every year by 2020. Malignancy is the second most regular passing in the industrialized world. Malignancy is an ailment portrayed by uncontrolled cell expansion. Of the in excess of 100 sorts of malignant growth, lung, bosom, and colorectal disease represent almost 50% of new cases every year in the United States. Lung malignancy, which is profoundly corresponded with cigarette smoking, is answerable for additional passings than some other type of disease. Cigarette smoking and other ecological components are related with most of diseases. With the developing rate of malignancy, a developing and maturing total populace and critical clinical advances, there will keep on being amazing development in the market for disease analysis and treatment items.2018 was a remarkable year for cancer research, with great strides made in diagnosing and treating various types of cancer as well as important breakthroughs looking at the health of cancer survivors.

Immunotherapy is now seemingly everywhere, with several treatments approved for various cancer types, including CAR T-cells, immune checkpoint inhibitors and more in development such as tumor infiltrating lymphocyte (TIL) therapy. TILs successfully cleared all tumors from a woman with metastatic breast cancer, in a research breakthrough which was one of the most reported in 2018, but as of yet, TILs have not been proven in larger-scale clinical trials. Over 2,500 trials using immunotherapy are now registered worldwide, but as the use of these treatments grows, there are still major questions to be answered. One particularly important to the use of immune checkpoint-blocking drugs such as those which target PD-1 or CTLA-4 is 'why do some patients respond whereas others do not?' Several research teams worldwide are currently grappling with this question, which is unlikely to have a single, clear answer, but I expect to see much more research published on this in 2019, which will hopefully start to benefit patients by identifying who will and won't respond to these expensive drugs. The liquid biopsy industry exploded in 2018, perhaps unsurprisingly given the market is expected to be worth over $2 billion annually by 2022. The promise is that eventually, we should be able to diagnose cancer with a simple blood test—earlier, more cheaply and even more accurately than we currently do. Research has suggested we could even use these tests to monitor the response of tumors to cancer treatment and when and if the tumor returns.  However, the number of research papers, presentations at top conferences and news releases by the dozens of companies currently developing these technologies can make it a little overwhelming to figure out what is going on. In 2018, two of the top liquid biopsy tests on the market had their efficacy called into question with researchers from Johns Hopkins suggesting that the two competing tests gave different results with the same patient samples. A claim which was then challenged by representatives from both companies.

Liquid biopsy tests undoubtedly have huge potential and may indeed live up to their hype, but currently, the field is a little messy and difficult to understand for scientists, patients and oncologists who are not specialists. The American Society for Clinical Oncology (ASCO) issued a statement in March of this year essentially concluding that for most liquid biopsy tests there is currently not enough evidence to recommend their use in either the diagnosis or monitoring of cancer. Hopefully, 2019 brings greater clarity about how these tests can fit into the diagnosis and care of people with cancer and ASCO will be able to review their stance accordingly. For decades, cancer research has understandably been mainly focused on making sure as many people survive the disease as possible, but now with millions of cancer survivors in the world, a new research field looking at what actually happens to cancer survivors as a result of their treatments is growing at considerable speed. From a study which hopes to have found a solution to male infertility after childhood cancer treatment to work showing that some women with early-stage breast cancer can have less radiotherapy without compromising their chance of survival, 2018 was a good year for cancer survivorship research. The highlight, in my opinion, was work from Stanford University scientists that may have figured out why 'chemo brain' happens, one of the most commonly-reported side-effects that cancer survivors experience. Even better, the scientists suggest that it may be treatable. The global cancer therapy market is estimated to grow with a CAGR of 8.37% during the forecasted period. Certain factors that are driving the market growth include increasing Patient Assistance Programs (PAPs), increasing government initiatives for cancer awareness, rising prevalence of cancer worldwide, and strong R&D initiatives from key players. The cancer therapy market is highly competitive and consists of several major players. In terms of market share, few of the major players currently dominate the market. However, with technological advancements and product innovations, mid-size to smaller companies are increasing their market presence, by introducing new products with cheaper prices. Companies, like Amgen Inc., AstraZeneca PLC, Bayer AG, Bristol-Myers Squibb Company, and Johnson and Johnson, hold significant shares in the cancer therapy market