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Deep Dive: Oncology 2022

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As this issue’s contributors discuss, by working together pharma companies and healthcare providers can significantly enhance oncology treatment for patients. Read on to find out about reaching the gold standard of lung cancer screening, the promise of therapeutic cancer vaccines, why diversity is essential in oncology trials, and much more.

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Acute lymphocytic leukaemia leads in cell therapy clinical development

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GlobalData views the ALL pipeline as unsustainable given the rarity of the disease and, unfortunately, most of the pipeline CAR-T cell products for ALL will never reach the market due to strategic decisions, potentially prioritizing other cancers. The total market for cell therapies in oncology is projected to exceed $37bn worldwide by 2028.

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Sharing oncology trial PROs to build the treatment of the future

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Could collecting, understanding, and disseminating patient-reported outcomes during trials be the key to advancing oncology treatments and improving cancer outcomes? . Overall, it aims to advance the development and regulation of oncology drugs, and make patient experience “more visible”. . Patient-reported AEs .

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Digital clinical trials: Trends to watch in 2023

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Following the increased use of telemedicine during the Covid-19 pandemic, the potential of digital technologies in communication, data collection, and analysis has become increasingly realised by patients, healthcare systems, and clinical trial sponsors.

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Deep Dive: Oncology 2021

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This has probably been the toughest year for oncology researchers in memory. Read on for a look at highlights from ASCO, new approaches to clinical trials, and the transformative impact of digital in oncology. We roundup the biggest stories from this year’s conference, giving us a glimpse into the exciting future of oncology.

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IBM sells off large parts of Watson Health business

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A private equity group has agreed to take over most of IBM Watson Health, seven years after the business was launched with a pledge to revolutionise healthcare data analysis. For its part, IBM has said that the Watson for Oncology product has been improving year-on-year as the AI crunches more and more data.

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Q&A with Mark Garner: The golden age of cancer research  

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With my holistic view of our cancer research solutions, I help our team to develop solutions and workflows that meets the unique needs of customers in the field. A big part of precision oncology is companion diagnostics, to determine if a patient will respond to a drug. We’re starting to see that this goal is realisable.