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Cancer

Core data points

At a glance

211 patient groups shared a commentary
45% Regularly or sometimes engage with drug regulators
354 Comments / feedback
30 Sub-types of cancer represented
51 Countries represented
~3.8M Approximate number of patients reached by these groups

Survey insights

Of the 480 respondent cancer patient groups, 45% represent patient interests to drug regulators. They most commonly participate in HTA and reimbursement reviews (26%) and advocate for equitable access to healthcare (17%).

Patient groups representing each Cancer sub-type

480 patient groups across 30 sub-types

  • most types 94
  • blood 64
  • breast 53
  • other 18
  • prostate 17
  • lung 15
  • brain 14
  • gynaecological 12
  • children’s / young people’s 11
  • breast & lung 9
  • sarcoma 6
  • kidney 5
  • medical research 5
  • bile duct 4
  • Cancer (male): breast 4
  • head & neck 4
  • neuroendocrine (NET) 4
  • ovarian 4
  • pancreatic 4
  • diverse communities 3
  • skin 3
  • bladder 2
  • colorectal 2
  • digestive 2
  • HPV 2
  • rare 2
  • bone 1
  • carers, family, friends 1
  • men's 1
  • women’s 1

Patient group voices

Patient group goals

The percentages below highlight how the 211 patient groups interact with regulators and advocate for patient interests. As respondents may be represented in more than one area, percentages may not total 100%.

interactions

How patient groups interact with drug regulators

Find out what the goals mean
119 mentions
32 mentions
24 mentions
22 mentions
7 mentions
1 mention
actions & advocacy

How patient groups get access to medicines

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51 mentions
44 mentions
27 mentions
7 mentions
6 mentions
4 mentions

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Our research covers 2,262 patient groups representing 100 countries and 45 therapy areas. The sample report shows you the depth of analysis for a single country or therapy area. To access any other reports, please get in touch.

Visit patient-view.com to gather more information or email: Alex Wyke, alexwyke@patient-view.com