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A new report released by RNCOS provides extensive research and rational analysis on the global IVD Market, giving an insight into the industry's current and future trends. It evaluates industry performance based upon the segment-level market.

The global IVD industry has witnessed robust growth in the past few years. The growth of the industry is supported by increasing level of awareness among the patients. According to our latest research report "Global In Vitro Diagnostic Market Analysis", it is anticipated that the global IVD market will grow at a CAGR of around 9% during 2010-2012.

We have identified certain country-level markets, where the industry is expected to grow more than others in future. In this regard, our research provides extensive analysis and information on different regional level markets. Also, the report analyzes various aspects of the industry along with the several macro and micro economic factors which are giving support to the growth of these markets. Besides this, the report also studies the regulatory and reimbursement issues in these markets that are suppressing the growth of the industry.

We have found that some segments of the industry are growing faster than the others and have become key drivers for the growth of the industry. The report gives a detailed study and analysis of these market segments. The report also identifies and defines these segments in a way that will help clients in understanding the technical aspects of the industry. In addition to this, the report studies the market potential in terms of disease identification. 

The forecasts given in the report are based on past and present market trends, statistical analysis and industry drivers and guide clients in the direction in which the industry is likely to move. The report aims at helping clients in identifying the prevailing opportunities in the global IVD industry and making them aware of the suitable modes to tap those opportunities.

For more information visit: http://www.rncos.com/Report/IM103.htm