The market for ROS1 inhibitors, targeted treatments primarily used in non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC), is set to see significant growth as novel therapies gain traction and a precision medicine approach reshapes the oncology landscape.
According to a new report from DelveInsight, the market size across the USA, Europe, and Japan was approximately $290 million in 2023, with the USA representing the largest share.
Xalkori (crizotinib), the leading ROS1 inhibitor in the USA, has been widely prescribed for NSCLC but may see a decline in market dominance by 2034 as new-generation therapies emerge.
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