Stringent regulatory requirements are delaying the launch of critical drugs in the oncology market. Moreover, premium pricing of products and reimbursement issues are curtailing the growth of this market, according to new research from Frost & Sullivan.
However, given the wide range of side effects that result due to cancer chemotherapy regimes, there are several different types of support therapies that can be applied to improve patients' quality of life. This situation is opening up considerable growth opportunities for cancer support therapies, it notes.
$8.2 billion market in 2016
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