The Types segment classifies therapeutics into five principal modalities: chemotherapy, targeted therapy, immunotherapy, hormone therapy, and radiopharmaceuticals. Chemotherapy, subdivided into platinum‑based and taxane‑based regimens, remains the backbone of treatment, contributing approximately 35 % of market value through established usage patterns. Targeted therapy, which includes PARP inhibitors, angiogenesis blockers, and PI3K/AKT pathway agents, captures around 28 % of the market, reflecting the shift toward molecularly driven regimens. Immunotherapy—primarily checkpoint inhibitors and CAR‑T cell platforms—holds a 22 % share, driven by ongoing clinical trials demonstrating durable responses. Hormone therapy, limited to estrogen‑modulating agents, accounts for roughly 9 % of sales, while radiopharmaceuticals, such as radio‑labeled antibodies, represent the remaining 6 %, indicating niche but growing adoption in refractory cases. This taxonomy clarifies how each modality underpins the overall market size and informs investment decisions.