New Market Study: "R&D Trends: Renal Cell Cancer - Crowded RCC Market Remains Attractive to Drug Developers"

Recently published research from Datamonitor, "R&D Trends: Renal Cell Cancer - Crowded RCC market remains attractive to drug developers", is now available at Fast Market Research

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Boston, MA -- (SBWire) -- 10/16/2012 --Renal cell cancer (RCC) continues to attract drug developers in spite of the crowded nature of the market. Currently approved targeted therapies have been unable to produce durable responses in RCC patients and only delay progression. As a consequence, effective treatment options capable of sustaining responses in RCC are still needed.

Scope
- In-depth analysis of renal cell cancer pipeline - development stage, therapeutic class, molecular targets, and changes in pipeline since 2007
- In-depth analysis of current comparator therapy - target product profile, unmet needs, and innovative early-stage approaches
- In-depth analysis of clinical trial design - patient selection, duration, clinical endpoints, and future developments in trial design
- The future of renal cell cancer treatment - improved options in early stage disease, identification of biomarkers, and development of a cancer vaccine

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Highlights

Seven targeted therapies are available for the treatment of RCC but there is still considerable pipeline activity. Currently approved targeted therapies have been unable to produce durable responses in RCC patients and only delay progression. As a consequence, effective treatment options capable of sustaining responses in RCC are still needed.

Further research is required to establish the molecular subtypes within histological subtypes of RCC. Compared to other heterogeneous tumors such as melanoma or non-small cell lung cancer, fewer genetic mutations have been identified in RCC tumors that could assist in patient segmentation.

The identification of biomarkers will enhance the treatment of RCC. With the availability of numerous treatment options in RCC, clinicians are tasked with determining the optimal targeted agent for a patient. Biomarkers may assist in selecting patients that are most likely to respond to current treatments.

Reasons to Get this Report
- Identify key trends in the renal cell cancer pipeline, including development stage, molecular targets, and therapeutic class
- Identify the target product profile for new renal cell cancer therapies and innovative early-stage drug targets
- Assess key decisions in renal cell cancer clinical trial design regarding patient selection, trial duration, endpoints, and predictive biomarkers

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