Biologics treat diseases like cancer, rheumatoid arthritis, and many more rare diseases for which there were no previous treatment options. Biologics come from the new class of protein-based therapeutics that are produced using living organisms, including plants, animals, and microorganisms such as yeast & bacteria. Any medical product that is originated from living organisms is considered to be biologic products.
Global Biologics Market Size & Growth:
The global biologics market was valued to be nearly $255 billion in 2017 and is expected to reach over $XX billion by the end of 2025 with a CAGR of almost 11.0% during the global biologics market forecasts period 2019-2025. Some of the key drivers that are driving global biologics market growth are increasing capital investment from critical players, rising prevalence of chronic diseases, growing demand & higher acceptability for innovative therapies and others. The rise in the prevalence of chronic diseases is driving the global market. Increasing population & changes in social behaviour are contributing to a steady rise in these common & costly long-term health problems. The middle class is increasing, and the urbanisation is fast-tracking and adopting a more inactive lifestyle. This is increasing obesity rates and causing many diseases with diabetes on top. Based on the World Health Organization report, chronic disease prevalence is expected to rise by 57% by the year 2020. Emerging markets will be hardest hit, as population growth is expected to be most significant in developing nations. So, rise in the prevalence of chronic diseases boosting biologics market. Biologics drugs are highly complex & required to control & maintain throughout the development & production process.
Global Biologics Market Share:
Global biologics market is classified by products, applications and geography. By the product, the market in monoclonal antibodies segment of the biologics market is estimated to grow
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