Diabetes Device Market: Innovation Highlights Road to Growth
Despite the slumping economy, the diabetes market continues to be a very active area,
with treatment-changing products recently launched or in late-stage development.
Although no industry has been able to escape the effects of the US recession, and certain segments of the diabetes market have seen a decline in sales, other areas continue to move forward. Once the economy returns to healthier levels, the overall market is expected to see a renewal of growth. Meanwhile, an expanded emphasis on emerging international markets could help offset some of the sluggish numbers in the US and parts of Europe.
by Robert Neil
Despite the slumping economy, the diabetes market continues to be a very active arena, with treatment-changing products recently launched or in the latter stages of development. Although no industry has...
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