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The increasing preference among women to delay childbirth and the consequential rise in risk of development of genetic defects is fuelling the demand for pre-natal genetic tests. It has been observed that an increasing number of women are giving preference to their career; this coupled with other factors such as recession and affordability has pushed childbearing to a later stage. As the disadvantages and harms associated with conventional tests come to light, non-invasive tests are garnering immense attention from consumers. This trend is expected to continue in the coming years as more and more women push childbirth to a later stage resulting in a US$ 515 Million market by 2018 for Non-Invasive Prenatal Tests.
 
Our latest research report “US Non-Invasive Prenatal Testing Market Outlook 2018”, provides a prudent analysis on the current and future size of the market weighing the possible pessimistic and optimistic scenarios. In addition to it, the report has even mentioned the potential market for high and medium to high risk pregnancy patients. The demographic scenario of United States has been discussed with focus on the current and future number of births, with the demographics segregated by age and state.
 
It also provides a transparent view on the present regulatory framework elaborating on the existing loopholes. Our report has discussed the views of regulatory authorities, players and consumers towards the regulatory stringency and the direction of regulations in the future have also been covered.
 
Currently, the US NIPT sector is characterized by the presence of players like Sequenom, Verinata, Ariosa and Natera. These players have been profiled with their strengths and weaknesses and latest developments in the field of NIPT. The report is a must buy for new market entrants in the diagnostics field, planning to enter the prenatal segment.
 
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