Market Potential for Hospital Services, Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices in US
Market Potential for Hospital Services, Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices in US
The US, with its healthcare spending crossing US$ 2.2 Trillion in 2007, represents the most important healthcare product and services market in the world. And according to “Market Potential for Hospital Services, Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices in US”, the new research report, the potential and opportunities in this market are expected to increase several fold in the next five years. ( http://www.bharatbook.com/Market-Research-Reports/Market-Potential-for-Hospital-Services-Pharmaceuticals-and-Medical-Devices-in-US.html )
This report provides factual insight supplemented with statistical overview on the past, present and future market. It studies the entire structure, composition and working of the US healthcare sector and describes the potential of hospital services, pharmaceuticals and medical devices in the market. This report discusses the demand, market size and future prospects of nearly every major sector, like cardiovascular, diabetes, musculoskeletal, oncology, wound care management, cosmetic surgery, dental health, and in vitro diagnostics, in the US healthcare market. It identifies key opportunities and roadblocks that will affect the future direction of the market.
“Market Potential for Hospital Services, Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices in US” thus serves as a guide for healthcare service providers/drug manufactures/investors who are planning to enter the US healthcare market as it helps in identifying and analyzing market opportunities that will suit their business needs and profiles.
Key Findings of the Report
* Total healthcare spending in the US is expected to grow at a CAGR of 7% between 2007 and 2012.
* Around 43 Million people are expected to be above 65 years of age in the US by 2012, thereby increasing the prevalence of several chronic diseases.
* Around 122 Million Americans are expected to suffer from cardiovascular diseases by 2012, leading to direct expenses of over US$ 414 Billion.
* The US, with over 19 Million diabetics by 2012, is expected to fuel the growth of the diabetes drugs and monitoring devices market.
* Driven by target-based therapies with negligible side effects, the US oncology market is amongst the fastest growing sectors in the healthcare industry.
* The aging baby boomers, coupled with an increasing incidence of hip and knee fractures, are expected to strongly drive the musckoskeletal market.
* Driven by a need to look young and attractive, both surgical and non-surgical cosmetic procedures are becoming highly popular.
Key Issues & Facts Analyzed in the Report
* Evaluation of past, current and future market trends.
* Market evaluation by type of disease.
* Discussion on the major drivers of the healthcare market.
* Identification and evaluation of the opportunities created by the market.
* Analysis of major challenges for the market.
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