Did cancer clinical trials stay on track at ASCO 2019?
pharmaphorum spoke with three experts from Kantar to discuss the most interesting developments and trends in cancer that emerged at this year’s ASCO conference
If pharma wants to be truly patient centric, it needs to be talking to patients – and digital, asynchronous engagement could be one solution to overcome the barriers that still exist
Cytel is at the forefront of rapid changes in oncology R&D. We spoke with the team to find out why oncology trials are not where they need to be and how research needs to evolve
Revealing the true value of new cancer drugs to payers
It can be difficult for payers to keep abreast of the benefits associated with new drugs. New ways of demonstrating value are needed to capture clinical mechanisms
Discover the power of strategic partnerships for flow cytometry
Flow cytometry is a critical tool in assessing the efficacy of targeted therapies, such as immuno-therapy, but detecting the presence of complex molecules can be challenging without strategic partnerships
Robb DeFilippis, from end-to-end global creative production and sourcing partner Tag, discusses how a more effective multichannel pharma marketing approach can positively affect patient outcomes
Moving from autologous to allogeneic ACT paradigms
Adoptive Cellular Transfer approaches have the possibilities of therapies with reduced safety concerns, a higher therapeutic index, as well as breadth of targets including solid tumours
The promise and pitfalls of molecular testing in oncology
Great strides have been made in the diagnosis and treatment of cancer. However, a variety of challenges remain that frustrate both physicians and patients. Central to this is how to use the large amounts of genetic data now available