Pharma to be driven by new game-changing therapies in 2020

21 January 2020
globaldata

A new survey finds that nearly three quarters of global industry stakeholders identified immuno-oncology (I-O) or personalized medicine as the most impactful trends that will shape the pharmaceutical sector in 2020.

Claire Herman, global director of therapy analysis and epidemiology at analytics firm GlobalData, comments: “For the second consecutive year, our survey found that a majority of respondents believe that I-O or personalized medicine are the top trends to watch, with 40% and 34%, respectively, selecting them as the most impactful areas of investment and innovation.”

The total immuno-oncology market will be worth around $14 billion for 2019, rising to $34 billion by 2024, according to a previous GlobalData report.

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