Neuroblastoma cases have increased significantly due to a range of factors from genetic to environmental factors. Reports that gauge the healthcare industry have been made available by Market Research Future which creates reports on several industry verticals that review the market growth and prospects. The market is projected to reach a CAGR of 3.7 % in the course of the forecast period.

Increased detection of cases related to neuroblastoma is primarily due to better detection methods and genetic predisposition to the disease. The neuroblastoma market is expected to gather traction primarily due to research being conducted to treat the disease as well as better detection and treatment methods. Moreover, better knowledge of symptoms and diagnostic equipment is expected to motivate the market in the coming period.

Competitive Analysis

The improvements in various domestic economies are expected to motivate the development of the market in the upcoming period. The accessibility to key tactical opportunities leading to consequent stabilization of inflation is anticipated to create promising openings for expansion in the coming years. In the coming years, the influence exerted by relatively high-income levels in nations around the world and the potential gains observed to some of the currencies in the world is expected to reinforce the evolution of the market in the forecast period.

The progress of the market is expected to capture increased momentum in the coming years primarily due to the presence of conducive government policies. The growth turnaround in the market is expected to activate new opportunities for expansion of the market. A considerable rise in the number of investors in the market is projected to create an advantageous scenario for the progress of the market in the forecast period. The eminent competitors functioning in the neuroblastoma market are APEIRON Biologics AG, LUMITOS AG, NANTGE Healthcare, Pfizer Inc., United Therapeutics Corp., GL Pharm Tech Corporation, RxStrategies, Inc., Aetna Inc, among others

Industry Updates:

Apr 2019 Researchers from the Perelman School of Medicine and Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) at the University of Pennsylvania have examined the major group to date of pediatric patients with high-risk neuroblastoma preserved with proton radiation therapy (PRT), discovering both that proton therapy was successful at reducing tumors and also proved minimal toxicity to nearby organs.

Global Neuroblastoma Research Report: Information by Diagnostics (MIBG Scan and Biopsy), by Treatment (Surgical), and by End User (Hospitals and Others)—Forecast till 2023 : https://www.marketresearchfuture.com/reports/neuroblastoma-market-6555