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breast cancer

MabDesign’s market analyses give you a monthly overview of market dynamics and projects in development for a given indication or technology, to help you better understand the constantly evolving market of biologics and biomanufacturing. For this month of pink October, we take a look at the market and projects currently under development for the treatment of breast cancer.

Breast cancer is the most common cancer in women: it accounts for more than a third of all cancers in women, and is also the leading cause of cancer-related death in women. According to the WHO, in 2022, 2.3 million cases were diagnosed, causing 670,000 deaths worldwide. Screening programmes that have been in place for several years have nevertheless helped to reduce mortality in countries with a high human development index.

Breast cancers are often classified according to immunohistochemical criteria, with three main categories: hormone-dependent cancers (70-80%), i.e. positive for oestrogen and/or progesterone receptors, HER2+ cancers, and triple-negative cancers (13-20%) having none of these three markers.

Epidemiological data

Breast cancer market

The vast majority of products on the market indicated for breast cancer are small molecules. However, 28 biomedicines (excluding biosimilars) are currently available: the vast majority are therapeutic proteins, including 13 monoclonal antibodies and 3 antibody-drug conjugates.

Products on the market
biologics (excluding biosimilars)
0
mAbs
mAbs
0
ADC
ADCs
0

active breast cancer pipeline

The pipeline is rich, and as for the products on the market overall, it is dominated by antibody-based strategies: 34% of products are monoclonal antibodies, and 19% are antibody-drug conjugates (ADCs). On the other hand, ATMPs such as cell therapies (5%) and genetically modified cell therapies (10%) are appearing in the pipeline.

In terms of indication, the projects in the pipeline mainly target triple-negative breast cancer (35%), followed by metastatic cancers (15%) and HER2+ cancers (10%).

35%

triple negative breats cancer

15%

metastatic cancer

10%

HER2+ cancer

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Breast cancer market

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Sources: MabDesign & GlobalData

Date – September 2024

Jean-Roch Fabreguettes

MEARY

Directeur Médical et Personne Responsable du Centre MEARY de thérapie cellulaire et génique au sein de l’hôpital Saint-Louis à Paris

Jean-Roch Fabreguettes est un spécialiste de la recherche translationnelle et des phases précoces de développement clinique des médicaments de thérapie innovantes (MTI). Pharmacien, titulaire d’un doctorat de l’Université de Montpellier 1, il a travaillé plus de 25 ans dans le domaine et a contribué, pour des équipes académiques comme pour des start-ups, à la réalisation de plus de 30 programmes de recherche sur différents types de MTI : thérapie génique in vivo ou ex vivo, thérapie cellulaire, ingénierie tissulaire… Il est actuellement Directeur Médical et Personne Responsable du Centre MEARY de thérapie cellulaire et génique au sein de l’hôpital Saint-Louis à Paris. Le centre MEARY est une plateforme de l’Assistance Publique – Hôpitaux de Paris (AP-HP), dédiée à la fabrication de médicament de thérapie innovante expérimentaux. Laboratoire membre de l’ISCT, il est autorisé par l’ANSM et dispose d’un certificat GMP. A ce titre Jean-Roch Fabreguettes est impliqué dans le développement clinique et la fabrication de nombreux MTI : CAR-T cells, lymphocytes T régulateurs, cellules stromales mésenchymateuses…

Précédemment, Jean-Roch Fabreguettes a été expert Qualité (CMC) auprès de l’ANSM durant 9 ans et a conseillé différentes sociétés de biotechnologies. Il est un intervenant régulier pour l’Université Paris Cité et un membre actif de l’ISCT et de réseaux nationaux et internationaux sur les MTI (UNI-TC, Join4ATMP).