Development of Effective Drugs to Benefit the Global Clinical Trials Market
Market
Overview:
The
global market for Clinical Trials
is anticipated to expand at an impressive CAGR of 5.7% during the
forecast period from 2017 to 2023. This growth is attributable to
the increasing investment in the healthcare industry, especially on the
research and development of newer drugs and treatment in order to cater to the
rising need for newer technologies globally. The clinical trials are the
research study, which conducts the safety and efficacy test of the new drug.
These trails are conducted for testing the wide-ranging drugs and medical
devices.
The
market growth is primarily relied on the key factors, including the increasing
prevalence of chronic and long-term diseases coupled with increasing investment
in the R&D sector globally. In addition to this, industrialization has led
to increased disposable income, globalization, and increased awareness about the
health and availability of several key and important drugs. These factors are
driving growth of the global clinical trials market. However, lack of a skilled
and trained workforce is restraining growth of the global clinical trials
market. Also, high cost, stringent regulations, and unfavorable government
policies are hampering growth of the global clinical trials market.
Nonetheless,
factors such as the introduction of newer treatments, including innovation in
technologies, personalized medicine, and rising demand for contract research
organization (CROs) to conduct clinical trials, are likely to offer several
opportunities for growth in the coming years. Further, the companies are increasingly
adopting and accepting CROs for expansion of portfolio and drive innovations.
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Competitive
Analysis:
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Charles River Laboratories
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Quintiles IMS
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Paraxel International Corporation
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ICON plc
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Eli Lilly and Company
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SGS SA
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Novo Nordisk A/S
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Laboratory Corporation of America
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Clinipace
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Pfizer
Segmentation:
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The clinical trials market is segmented on phase,
study design, indication, and end users.
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By phase, the market is segmented into phase
I, phase II, phase III, and phase IV.
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By study design, the market is segmented into
observational, interventional, and expanded access.
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On the basis of indication, the market is
segmented into pain management, autoimmune/inflammation, oncology, diabetes, central
nervous system (CNS) condition, cardiovascular, obesity, and others.
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Based on the end-user, the market is
segmented into dental institutes and dental academic, dental hospitals &
clinics, and research institutes.
Regional
Analysis:
Regionally,
the clinical trials market is segmented into the Americas, Asia Pacific,
Europe, and Middle East & Africa. Of these, the Americas region is
estimated to remain dominant in the global clinical trials market owing to the strong
presence of several key players in the region. Furthermore, the strong presence
of biotech companies, along with R&D units in the region are benefiting the
market. Rising healthcare spending coupled with the presence of developed countries
including the U.S. and Canada is fueling growth of the market.
Additionally,
Europe is estimated to be on second-leading revenue share in the overall
clinical trial market due to a surge in government support in terms of several
policies; rising clinical trials across the private and government sector are
enhancing the scope of the clinical trials market in the region. However, Asia
Pacific is estimated to expand at the fastest CAGR during the forecast period
owing to the presence of developing economies coupled with improving
infrastructure in the region is also fueling growth of the global clinical
trials market.
Industry
News:
In 2019, Canada changed its
regulations about making the clinical trial data and information public. This
is estimated to increase transparency in their systems. Additionally, it will
help to boost the awareness and knowledge about the clinical trials and the FDA’s
working process.
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