3D bioprinting technology provides platforms for drug discovery and drug development, as the tissues developed through this technology help in improving drug efficacy. Additionally, the adoption of 3D bioprinting also helps in reducing the time taken for clinical trials.
Because of the growing prevalence of chronic diseases and surging geriatric population, the volume of surgical procedures has also been increasing. While some diseases can be treated with a steady dose of medicines, the same cannot be said for all diseases, as some conditions require surgical intervention for the person to be treated efficiently. In addition to this, with the advent of minimally invasive surgical procedures, people these days are not skeptical about opting for a surgical procedure, which is further leading to a rise in the number of surgeries that are being performed.
The enactment of strict government regulations and environmental standards for mitigating water and air pollution is driving the demand for liquid and air filter bags across the world. In recent years, industrial activities have surged in several countries and this has led to the generation of large quantities of liquid and air wastes, thereby causing rapid environmental degradation. As a result, the governments of many countries implemented environmental standards and regulations in order to reduce the emission of pollutants or contaminants into the atmosphere.
The global population is set to touch 10.9 billion in 2100, growing massively from the 7.7 billion recorded in 2019, says the United Nations (UN). This has already put the agrarian community under immense pressure to feed the increasing number of mouths. But, with cities expanding into arable land and the soil quality degrading due to more-than-adequate sowing cycles, achieving this dream has already been hard. Therefore, farmers around the world, often aided by strong government support, are looking at new technologies to boost their productivity.
The food and beverage industry is increasingly adopting microbial identification products, due to the growing concerns regarding food safety. Food and beverage companies use these products to detect unwanted microorganisms and prevent the contamination of food items. Regular detection of microorganisms is required in food products, as any alteration in storage temperature, pH value, water activity, relative humidity, and gas composition of storage units leads to the growth of microbes in these items.
Medication management systems enable healthcare practitioners to prescribe medications electronically. These are designed to assist healthcare providers in collecting, storing, sharing, and retrieving patients’ information in an efficient manner to enhance care of the patients. These systems consume less time and require less workforce. Utilization of these systems facilitates the operations of hospitals by offering services, such as prescription of medicines, monitoring medicine administration, and automated dispensing of medicines.
Instead of bright sunny mornings, people in many parts of the world are waking up to gray winter mornings, even in summers. This is because of the dense haze enveloping the earth, as a result of the extreme levels of air pollution. But, this is not the only way air pollution impacts the world: there are respiratory diseases, such as lung cancer and asthma, as well as global warming and climate change. Alarmed at the situation, people around the world have started taking steps to check the release of harmful substances into the atmosphere.
“The increasing focus on food safety is a key factor fuelling the demand for mass spectrometry across the world”. As per many reports and surveys conducted by healthcare and food and beverage companies, chemicals, pathogens, and toxins present in the food items are majorly responsible for many diseases around the world. A major factor responsible for the contamination of food items is the quality of water used in their processing.
This growing incidence of neurological disorders is massively pushing up the requirement for biopharmaceutical products. This is because these products have been found to be very useful for the management and treatment of several neurodegenerative disorders. Moreover, unlike the conventional medications, these drugs can be directly administered into the brain of a patient. Apart from neurological disorders, the rising prevalence of cancer and infectious diseases is also boosting the demand for biopharmaceuticals across the globe.
One of the major factors fuelling the growing demand for dental implants and prostheses is the rising prevalence of oral health problems across the world. Over the last few years, there has been a massive surge in the incidence of oral health problems such as periodontal diseases, tooth decay, tooth sensitivity problems, and tooth erosion in many countries around the world.
