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Personalised medicine: a view from drug discovery John Whittaker 1 Plan Definition Drug discovery context and implications Enablers Personalised medicine 2 Right patient, right medicine, right time Is this just medicine?


  1. Personalised medicine: a view from drug discovery John Whittaker 1

  2. Plan – Definition – Drug discovery context and implications – Enablers Personalised medicine 2

  3. Right patient, right medicine, right time Is this just “medicine”? – Often equated with diagnostic biomarker eg academy of medical sciences 2013 report, MRC 2016 framework paper – AMS report has 8 examples, all DNA/RNA biomarkers. – 6 are oncology, 1 HIV (abacavir and HLA B*57:01), one rare disease (CF, kalydeco and G551D CFTR mutation). – Only 2 discovered during development, others foundational parts of therapeutic hypothesis – Too narrow? – Eg Asthma sub-populations – Vaguely: large effect in a selected group – True personalised medicine? – eg cell therapy Personalised medicine 3

  4. Context Eroom’s Law Probability of success at target selection 3% Personalised medicine 4

  5. Stratifying during development is hard Germline only Pros: • Genetic variants affecting safety/efficacy exist • We expect 10% of drugs to have ‘detectable’ genetic predictors of efficacy • We do PGx routinely in development Cons • Trial programs are underpowered for PGx • Very unlikely that genetics/genomics will rescue failed trials Future • EHR/registries + biobanks • Polygenic scores? • Likely best to stratify disease before medicines: start in the right place • Oncology??? Personalised medicine 5

  6. 90% of clinical programs fail How do we derisk? Choose test population to • Precise therapeutic • Eg, go from specific maximise POS hypothesis mutation to a • Define by genetics, • Eg, via genetics mechanism other biomarker, or • Eg, lower threshold classic phenotypes • Doesn’t need to be that generating hypothesis Is there a rationale Stratify disease to expand? Personalised medicine 6

  7. Enablers – Increased causal understanding of etiology – Genetics – Refined phenotypes – Ability to recruit stratified populations into trials – Biobanks with appropriate consent for recontact? – And prospective biomarker measurement? – Embedding of trials into healthcare systems? – Platform trials with ability to build in stratification? – Discoveries during development – Trials need to collect appropriate data – Trials that allow expansion of study population? Personalised medicine 7

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