Top Highlights

• Many notable innovations have recently emerged in oncology, including CAR-T cell therapy, liquid biopsies and CRISPR-based treatment — most stemming from biological science fields, such as genomics, pathology and immunology.
• the rapid rise of digital and data-driven technology in healthcare — such as artificial intelligence (AI), the Internet of things (IoT) and robotics — could offer unprecedented potential in the fight against cancer.
• Such technologies could also drastically transform the timeline for developing new drugs, making it a matter of months rather than years.
• Quantum computing, for example, could have the potential to rapidly advance drug discovery and clinical trials.
• AI shows incredible promise to vastly improve early detection and prevention rates too.

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