The USA-based Cancer Research Institute (CRI) last week published a report that provides a first-of-its-kind independent analysis of the global immuno-oncology (I-O) landscape, from agents in pre-clinical development to regulatory approval.
The report quantifies a significant number of I-O agents in development and this level of activity will likely result in an unparalleled number of advances in the field - but it also creates some challenges
The report, titled, “Comprehensive Analysis of the Immuno-Oncology Landscape,” published online in the Annals of Oncology, ESMO’s official journal, highlights findings from an analysis of CRI's robust, scientifically-curated database that actively tracks 2,004 I-O agents, of which 940 are already in clinical development.
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