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20 Mar 2019  |  North America  |  Market Research

Growth Opportunities in the North American Clinical Laboratory Services Market, Forecast to 2022

Laboratories Seek Alternate Revenue Streams to Combat Reimbursement Pressure

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Clinical laboratory services represent one of the highest healthcare expenditures in North America, yet the United States and Canada represent different scenarios in the way clinical services are rendered. The market for clinical lab services in Canada was an estimated $10.33 billion in 2017 whereas in the United States it was an estimated $78.33 b...

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14 Jan 2019  |  North America  |  Market Research

Growth Opportunities in the Global qPCR and dPCR Market, Forecast to 2023

Novel Applications in Oncology and Applied Sciences, Growing Research and Diagnostic Use in Developing Regions, and Automated Modular Workflows to Drive Growth

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Overview: PCR continues to be the gold standard for nucleic acid amplification by combining accuracy and efficacy that users across areas such as research, pharma & biotech, diagnostics as well as applied sciences depend upon. Such widespread usage continues to drive the industry, even protecting it to some extent from overall economic/market fluct...

The global care assistance and automation robots market is expected to achieve rapid adoption with a CAGR of 36% through 2021. As doctors and care providers pay more attention to patients, leaving daily tasks for the efficient handling of robotic systems, patients will receive improved quality of care and reduced hospital readmission, the prime rea...

The precision medicine paradigm has found its early roots in genetic profiling, as genomics have proven their potential in helping clinicians decide on the right treatment for the right patient at the right time. Not far behind is medical imaging, which is rapidly developing its own, image-based approaches to tailoring decisions and care pathways t...