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Leukemia

Emerging Chemotherapeutic Agents Reported to Drive Growth of Therapy Market

Published in Cancer Weekly, May 23rd, 2000

Decision Resources, Inc., Waltham, Massachusetts, announced the publication of "Acute Leukemias," a multiclient study that assesses a host of market-impacting factors (e.g., epidemiological trends, clinical trial results) to analyze the commercial outlook for drugs in research and development to treat these highly virulent diseases.

While the incidence and prevalence of the acute leukemias are fairly stable in the major pharmaceutical markets under study (United States, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom, and Japan), variations in treatments and the gradual introduction of new analogues continue to drive a slow but steady growth in the sales of drugs to treat...

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