The landscape of innovative oncology drug targets.
The global oncology drug pipeline is characterized by a tension between the diversification of novel targets and a persistent concentration on a few validated ones.
APA
Yao G, Shi L, Zheng Y (2026). The landscape of innovative oncology drug targets.. Drug discovery today, 31(1), 104571. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.drudis.2025.104571
MLA
Yao G, et al.. "The landscape of innovative oncology drug targets.." Drug discovery today, vol. 31, no. 1, 2026, pp. 104571.
PMID
41352414
Abstract
The global oncology drug pipeline is characterized by a tension between the diversification of novel targets and a persistent concentration on a few validated ones. Our analysis of 5127 drugs against 1603 targets categorizes entities as 'proven' (10.4%), 'in development' (53.6%), or 'not progressing well' (36.1%). While single-target agents dominate, dual-target strategies, driven by bispecific antibodies, are the fastest-growing approach. The top 20 proven targets attract over 50 drugs each. Small molecules remain prevalent, but novel modalities are expanding. Clinical validation of a novel target requires a median of 8.0 years with a 22.3% success rate. The USA and China drive 62.7% of global development, with the USA leading in first-in-class (FIC) innovation and China's role increasing since 2020.
MeSH Terms
Humans; Antineoplastic Agents; Neoplasms; Drug Development; Molecular Targeted Therapy; Drug Discovery
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