Report ID: SQMIG35G2228
Report ID:
SQMIG35G2228 |
Region:
Global |
Published Date: July, 2024
Pages:
165
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Tables:
91 |
Figures:
76
Owing to its massive investments in health care administration, expanding human population and increasing infertility cases, the Asia-Pacific region is the kingpin of the global assisted reproductive technology market. Countries such as China and India are in need of assisted reproductive technologies (ART) because of changing social norms, rising awareness levels and easier access to modern reproductive technology. The region also gains from increased government funding, changing laws and policies, and an increase in fertility clinics providing state-of-the-art care. These elements coming together, combined with enhanced healthcare systems and economic growth, puts Asia-Pacific as a prominent market for ART, spurring its innovation and growth.
In Europe, the marketplace for assisted reproductive technology (ART) is growing faster than anywhere else in the world owing to its robust healthcare system, progressive legislation and high demand for fertility treatment. This region enjoys significant public backing and awareness, huge amounts of research and development as well as sophisticated ART technologies. The market has expanded due to improved access to fertility clinics, supportive laws on ART and insurance cover for such procedures. This demand also arises from Europe’s aging population coupled with increasing infertility rates while technological advancements aimed at personalizing medicine are contributing to rapid growth within this industry.
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Report ID: SQMIG35G2228