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Discontinued drugs in 2010: oncology drugs

Journal

EXPERT OPINION ON INVESTIGATIONAL DRUGS
Volume 20, Issue 11, Pages 1479-1496

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TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD
DOI: 10.1517/13543784.2011.623697

Keywords

Ad-IFN gamma; amsilarotene; AR-726; aroplatin; ASP-0265; AZD-0530; bardoxalone; BIM-23A760; CGP-47905; CP-870893; drozitumab; efungumab; galiximab; GDC-0152; golgnerminogene pradenovac; GSK-184072; IDEC-114; JNJ-26854165; KW-2449; MYC-124; neuradiab; NRX-4204; patupilone; PF-3814735; PF-477736; PF-4929113; PF-5208766; resveratrol; RG-4733; RG-7419; RG-7425; RTA-401; saracatinib; serdemetan; SGI-1776; SRT-501; SU-14813; TAC-101; TAK-683; TAS-109; TG-1042; TNFerade

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The Pharmaceutical Industry is currently undergoing a period of rapid change as the pressures of the financial markets highlight fundamental inefficiencies in the current business model. The Achilles heel for the industry is the unacceptable level of attrition in clinical drug development. An imperative for the industry is to reduce the cost and increase the efficiency of Research and Development (R&D). This article provides an analysis of cancer drugs dropped from the industry pipeline in 2010 and offers a perspective on how the future oncology drug pipeline might evolve.

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