PUBLISHER: Fairfield Market Research | PRODUCT CODE: 1410513
PUBLISHER: Fairfield Market Research | PRODUCT CODE: 1410513
Cancer, a relentless global health challenge, is the second-leading cause of death worldwide, following cardiovascular disease. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), an estimated 8.3 million lives are claimed by cancer annually, with approximately 70% of new cancer cases expected to be reported over the next two decades.
With over 60 percent of new cancer cases occurring in Africa, Asia, Central and South America, and 70 percent of cancer deaths concentrated in these regions, there is a pressing need for effective cancer treatments. Each type of cancer demands unique immuno-oncology therapies. The increasing prevalence of cancer, coupled with the demand for personalized medicine, is anticipated to fuel the global immuno-oncology market.
Immuno-oncology therapy holds significant promise for cancer treatment. Recent breakthroughs in drug discovery and development highlight its potential in revolutionizing cancer therapy. Advances in clinical trials and FDA approvals of immuno-oncology therapies are fostering the integration of advanced technologies into the field.
Western countries have embraced immuno-oncology therapies due to their well-tolerated adverse event profile compared to conventional chemotherapy. The surge in demand for innovative immuno-oncology therapies is propelling global market growth.
Biomarkers and pharmacogenomics play a pivotal role in identifying patient responses to immuno-oncology therapy-based treatments. This knowledge maximizes treatment benefits. Companies are actively involved in co-developing companion diagnostics and gaining regulatory approvals for use alongside immuno-oncology therapies, further bolstering market growth.
Manufacturers of immuno-oncology therapy-based treatments face complexity in production, limiting the number of organizations capable of providing the solutions sought by drug developers. Contract manufacturing organizations (CMOs) are working to expand their capabilities to manufacture complex immunotherapies. These challenges, along with the high cost of immuno-oncology therapy-based treatments, are expected to impact market growth.
Our analysts observe that the global immuno-oncology market is experiencing impressive growth, with North America and Europe leading the demand. Developed countries such as the U.S., Mexico, and Germany are witnessing increased acceptance of immuno-oncology therapy-based treatments.
The Asia Pacific region is expected to witness robust growth due to rising cancer prevalence and the preference for immuno-oncology therapies over chemotherapy. Additionally, the demand for biomarker-based immuno-oncology therapy and growing awareness of early cancer detection and treatment are driving market growth.
However, challenges such as high drug pricing, development costs, and limited technical expertise may hinder market growth.
This report divides the immuno-oncology market into four critical segments: therapy type, therapeutic area, end user, and region. It offers comprehensive insights into the market dynamics and growth factors associated with these categories.
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