Pediatric cancer is considered a rare disease despite 300,000 new cases and 90,000 deaths every year

 

Unfortunately, financial investment for the development of pediatric cancer specific drugs remains dismal

 
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with only three pediatric specific drugs granted approval in the last 20 years versus 180 for adults

 

The development of pediatric cancer drugs faces several challenges such as:

 
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Twelve types and multiple subtypes

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Low incidence rates

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Overcome regulatory complexity

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Access to expert researchers

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Need of pediatric formulations

 
 
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Hidden HOPE

 

There is currently a portfolio of critical therapeutic targets in academic labs and a plethora of compounds in biopharmaceutical companies that hold the real promise for creating effective treatments against many forms of childhood cancer whose prognosis remains dismal

 

 

 

Regulatory Incentives contribute to make investment on pediatric cancer drug development highly Capital Efficiency and Profitable

The Orphan Drug Designation Program in the US provides important financial incentives to encourage companies to develop drugs and biologics for rare diseases

The Pediatric Exclusivity Act (PREA) provides an additional six months of patent protection for a drug, if a manufacturer also conducts studies of the effect of the drug on children

The Research to Accelerate Cures and Equity (RACE) for Children Act: a major update to PREA requiring companies developing cancer drugs do studies of their drugs in children

 

And last but not least...

 

The Creating Hope Act, a significant market incentive for the development of drugs for rare pediatric diseases through the establishment of a Priority Review Voucher (PRV)

 
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Success Story

Mar 13, 2015

       United Therapeutics received PRV after its orphan drug (Unituxin) was approved by the FDA to treat neuroblastoma, a type of pediatric cancer

Aug 19, 2015

       United sells its PRV to Abbvie for $350M and reported $76M on sales for Unituxin in the US on 2017

 

Positioning Oncokids as the leading pediatric oncology organization in the world

 
 

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An unprecedented combination of ingredients for success for pediatric oncology

 
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Uniqueness. The only one life science company in the world focused exclusively on pediatric cancer

 
 
 
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Expertise. First-class mission-driven team with extensive experience in business management in life science, drug discovery, development and commercialization 

 
 
 
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Operational diminished risk. Established links to Pediatric Oncology KOLs and strategic alliances and consortiums with leading institutions

 
 
 
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Capital Efficiency. Unique and aggressive approach for orphan designation providing fast-track strategic guidance to create value for patients and stakeholders

 

Let’s Move THe Needle On Childhood Cancer NEw Therapies!