“The veterinary diagnostics market represents a fast-growing opportunity to IVD companies and others able to capitalize on the unfailing need to ensure agricultural productivity and the growth in consumer spending on companion animals.” – Kalorama Information The veterinary diagnostics market has experienced steady growth through the ravages of the pandemic and is forecast […]
Whether affecting the lungs, colorectal system, stomach, liver, breasts, or other parts of the body, few medical maladies carry the inherent gravitas of cancer. Annually, millions of new cancer cases are diagnosed and millions of cancer linked deaths occur worldwide. Undoubtedly, cancer poses one of the greatest threats to human health globally. This proliferating […]
Allergy statistics show that allergy conditions, triggered by anything from foods to venoms to vaccines and more, are constantly present in our lives and are not going away. In fact, the rising prevalence of allergies has created a market for allergy immunoassays—including lab-based allergy immunoassays and POC-based allergy immunoassays—that will reach an estimated $612.5 […]
The in vitro diagnostics market was $25.2 billion dollars in 2001. It now exceeds $117 billion, according to Kalorama Information’s new report on the in vitro diagnostics market. Not only has COVID-19 testing volumes persisted despite the presence of a vaccine, but other test markets have recovered. This has lead to a 12% increase in the market between […]
Leading medical market research publisher Kalorama Information analyzes the IVD industry across multiple reports published in 2021, including the upcoming The Worldwide Market for In Vitro Diagnostic Tests, 14th Edition, a 1,500-plus page report that has provided reliable estimates and real-world forecasts for two decades. The report is scheduled to publish in August. Previously published […]
By Daniel Granderson The IVD market’s growth in key segments in the U.S. has been accelerated due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the need for testing for the coronavirus. The United States is the largest healthcare market in the world with high privatization of payments relative to other major developed countries. The U.S. healthcare […]
