Healthcare

Imaging is an important element in the clinical evaluation of pediatric patients, and it helps in better diagnosis and treatment of different medical conditions. However, pediatric patients are more radiosensitive than adults, and excessive radiation exposure puts them at risk of developing cancer. In addition, the imaging device settings used for ...

For a long time, drug discovery followed the same path and used conventional analysis methods for proposed targets. Today, changes in technology and the ability to study omics are transforming drug development. Personalized therapy is on the rise and promises to be more effective and efficient in addressing challenges. With growing interest in ...

This Frost & Sullivan research service discusses advances in AI integration in Molecular Diagnostics, highlights key advantages of incorporating AI in the diagnostics workflow and roadblocks that have prevented it from becoming mainstream. While AI is widely used in radiology- and pathology-based diagnostics, its adoption is gradually increasing in...

This research service gives an overview of the healthcare technology trends in the BRIC nations. BRIC, that is, Brazil, Russia, India, and China are among the fastest-growing economies in the world now but the healthcare system in these countries are facing numerous challenges. One of the major issue is that the countries have been burdened with a ...

In an increasingly convergent industry such as healthcare, business collaborations are not only a necessity, but an inevitability. It is interesting to note that technologies and market segments that receive the most funding and research focus, are also the areas that are ripe for collaborative partnerships. Market segments such as personalized med...

The research service aims to give a global outlook of the companion diagnostic market landscape, with a specific focus on Western European countries. The segments related to oncology discussed in this study include breast cancer, lung cancer, colorectal cancer and other cancers, and non-oncology related infectious disease, CNS, and cardiovascular. ...

Monoclonal antibody therapeutics are being used for treatment of a wide array of diseases, specially in therapeutic areas such as oncology, immunology (including autoimmune and inflammatory diseases, as well as, transplant rejection) and neuroscience. The development of these new molecular agents, successfully directed to specific cellular targets,...

This research service focuses on the current status of candidates for opioid therapeutics with a focus on current Phase 3 candidates, detailed timelines, rational for pivotal program design, Phase 2 data review and key opinion leader (KOL) commentary. A pipeline assessment is provided for all active candidates in development. The information contai...

With the growing need for better therapeutics, and the current patent cliff that is underway, therapies such as monoclonal antibodies, recombinant protein therapeutics and even vaccines for a whole host of indications are in high demand. Conventionally expression systems were utilized to aid in the development and production of these therapeutics...