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As the global population ages, more attention should be paid to the needs of individuals aged 45 to 55, particularly women in the perimenopausal and menopausal stages. Women aged 45 and above are at a crucial stage in terms of professional and personal responsibilities; however, they are challenged by menopausal symptoms, such as hot flashes, sleep...

15 Oct 2024  |  Global  |  Technology Research

Emerging Non-opioid Treatments for Pain Management

Advances in Non-opioid Therapies for Neuropathic, Migraine, and Cancer Pain Management Unlock New Growth Opportunities

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The analysis explores cutting-edge advancements in non-opioid medications by delving into their mechanisms of action at a molecular scale, scrutinizing results from current clinical research initiatives, and appraising preparedness for and plausibility of regulatory approval. The considerations aim to highlight how these treatments may offer viable...

Globally, diagnosis of metabolic diseases such as type 2 diabetes and obesity have increased. Since the COVID-19 pandemic, the global prevalence of obesity has worsened. Obesity is considered a main precursor of diabetes and contributes an estimated 80% to 85% toward the risk of type 2 diabetes. As a result, the financial burden associated with hea...

05 Jun 2018  |  Global  |  Market Research

Anti-Aging Therapies and Services Market—Trends and Growth Opportunities, Forecast to 2022

Focus on Integrative Solutions Combining Dietary Supplements and Aesthetic Solutions with Clinical Therapeutics as the Market Moves Toward a ‘Prevent-Manage-Repair’ Continuum

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The rapidly aging global population is placing immense pressure on healthcare systems across countries and regions. The improvement in life expectancy levels has created a large cohort of aged patients who suffer from one or more chronic diseases. Traditionally, the approach towards the management of this issue has been on ‘repair’, i.e., treatment...

04 Sep 2018  |  North America  |  Market Research

Digital Transformation in the Pharmaceuticals Industry—Companies-to-Action, 2018

Value-based Care, Patient Data Digitization, and Collaborative Technology Deployment Offer Investment Opportunities

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The pharmaceutical industry today is in a state of flux as it tries to maintain a delicate balance between the need for novel blockbuster drugs and the need for improved operational efficiencies in an increasingly competitive market space. As healthcare is becoming increasingly democratized, patients are emerging as key decision makers—digitally en...

The Healthcare industry has witnessed some of the largest mega-mergers in 2018 – mergers on the provider as well as the payer ends. While this has the potential to bring a shift in power centers in the ecosystem, each stakeholder has relied heavily on inorganic growth to maintain their stronghold. This Mergers and Acquisitions in Life Sciences Indu...

27 Aug 2020  |  Global  |  Market Research

Smart Labs as Key Drivers for the Digital Transformation of Diagnostic Laboratories, 2020

Robotic Automation, Internet of Things (IoT), and Artificial Intelligence (AI) Offering Growth Opportunities for Academic and Commercial Diagnostics Labs

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Diagnostic academic and commercial research labs suffer from cost pressures, given the ongoing Protecting Access to Medicare Act (PAMA) regulations and reproducibility issues, and are under productivity strain. The recent COVID-19 pandemic leading to increasing test volumes and renewed focus on research and development (R&D) to drive innovation wil...

Despite the term patient centricity gaining currency in the industry, there is a degree of variability in a companies’ approach and strategic priorities. Frost & Sullivan sees digitization playing a critical role in transforming the clinical trial model from traditional, high-cost, and difficult-to-access centralized settings to more patient-centri...

In 2003, the first human genome sequence was produced, with a production cost between $500 million and $1 billion. However, since 2008, when next-generation sequencing (NGS) approaches entered the research setting, there has been a significant decline in sequencing costs. These approaches allow either the whole genome (via whole-genome sequencing [...