Biologics surpass small molecules as top choice for cancer care in India

31 October 2023
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Indian pharmaceutical companies are demonstrating a growing commitment to advancing cancer treatment through substantial investments in biologics.

This strategic shift reflects an acknowledgment that biologics have ascended as the foremost choice in cancer care, outperforming conventional small molecule drugs, reports The Pharma Letter’s India correspondent.

A recent seminar convened to deliberate on the burgeoning global demand for biologic drugs, with a particular focus on their application in addressing intricate maladies such as cancer, autoimmune disorders, and various chronic conditions.

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