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Global
Super Absorbent Polymer Market Poised To Cross US$12 bln By
2025 |
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The global super absorbent polymer market size is poised to
reach US$12.13 bln by 2025, according to a new study by Grand
View Research, Inc., posting a CAGR of 6.2% during the
forecast period. Growing demand from various application
sectors such as baby diapers, adult incontinence products,
agriculture, and female hygiene products is expected... |
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Asia Regulatory Roundup:
China Reports 25% Fall in Initial Medical Device Registrations |
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China’s National Medicinal Products Administration (NMPA) has
reported a 25% year-on-year drop in initial registrations of
medical devices. The fall dragged the overall level of
registration activity down to its lowest level since China
began publishing data on the topic in 2013... |
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Archive
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Did You Know?
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About
Needs for Medical Devices for Ageing Populations |
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As part of a project funded by the World Health
Organization (WHO), a report on the, “Systematic Review of needs
for Medical Devices for Ageing Population” was prepared under
primary authorship of the Australian Safety and Efficacy Register
of New Interventional Procedures - Surgical group of the Royal
Australasian College of Surgeons... |
Learning Zone
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Material Of
Dissolvable Sutures Can Treat Brain Infections
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For centuries, plastic surgeons, obstetricians, urologists,
dentists and oral surgeons and even veterinarians have used
stitches to close up the gashes, cuts and surgical incisions.
Now, many physicians are using some form of dissolvable
stitches (also called absorbable sutures). The great thing
about dissolvable stitches is that they can be used on
internal or external wounds...
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Market
Trends & Analysis
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Capitalising On
India’s Growth Potential : Medical Device Industry Will Not Be
Left Behind
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- The Indian economy is growing strongly, and will
continue to provide a conductive macro-environment for the
industry to grow in.
- The government is increasing spend on healthcare; and
the Indian population is spending an increased amount of
money on healthcare as a percentage of disposable income.
- The disease profile is changing with an increase in
acute diseases along side growth of chronics.
- Health insurance is growing...
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