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In addressing the sectors of biotechnology, healthcare, medical device and pharmaceuticals, our reports offer inclusive analysis, trends and competitors data. To stay ahead in the competition, we identify key concerns and provide solutions for companies in the healthcare sector to reach new heights.

Ayurveda is a system of medicine that has its origination roots in the Indian subcontinent. It uses natural healing practices to cure clinical conditions such as sinusitis, cough, depression, and insomnia. Ayurveda therapies have been integrated in general wellness and in some cases in medical use worldwide. In addition, ayurvedic ingredients are extensively used in personal care products and health supplements along with drugs.

Microfluidics is an emerging technology with growing acceptability in healthcare applications. The key driver for the microfluidics market is the ‐great (or rising) demand in point-of-care (POC) and in-vitro diagnostics. For example, according to World Health Organization (WHO), 95 million people received HIV testing in low and middle-income countries in 2010.

Protein assay is an analytical technique used to determine protein concentration. The measurement of protein concentration is often necessary before processing protein samples for isolation, separation, and analysis by chromatographic, electrophoretic, and immunochemical techniques. There are various types of protein assays available for quantitation of protein and each of the assays has its own advantages and limitations.

Vial is a technology enabled Contract Research Organization (CRO) that delivers faster, higher quality trial outcomes.

The major factors driving the healthcare interoperability solutions market are adoption of cloud technology related to healthcare services. Electronic health record data is increasing rapidly, and therefore, it is difficult to store the bulk data on the local storage devices, as there is chance of losing essential data.

To bring new therapies to market, pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and medical device companies engage contract research organizations (CROs).