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Drug Delivery Market Research Reports & Consulting
Drug delivery systems use chemical or physiological triggers to control the administration of medication. The importance of drug delivery mechanisms has increased significantly with the development of bioactive molecules and gene therapies. The reports in this section classify the drug delivery market into the segments for formulations, technologies, and (disease) applications. Our reports also analyze cutting-edge delivery technologies for active transdermal drug delivery, cell and gene therapies, controlled release preparations, and protein and peptide delivery.
Market Reports
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Top 10 Drug Delivery Technologies Market (2010 - 2015)This report provides industry analysis, competitive landscape and in-depth market segmentation for all the top 10 drug delivery technologies. It provides market data for the oral delivery system, which still dominates the drug delivery market. In addition, the report also analyzes the market data on emerging drug delivery technologies like needleless injectables, PEGylation technologies and microelectromechanical devices. |
February 2011 | $ 4650 |
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Global Injectable Drug Delivery Market (2010-2015)Globally, injectable medications form the second most preferred class of drugs, with oral route of administration leading the global pharma market. Injectable drug delivery devices have evolved from traditional needles and syringes to recently developed needle-free injectors. The market has evidenced a shifting trend from administration of injections in clinician settings to home care settings, which has resulted in increasing the focus of industry players towards the development of user friendly and patient compliant devices. |
February 2011 | $ 4650 |
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Global Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) Market (2010 – 2015)Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is a retrovirus which causes Acquired Immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) in humans, a condition where immune system fails, leading to opportunistic infections that is life threatening. HIV infection occurs via transfer of blood, semen, vaginal fluid, pre-ejaculate, or breast milk and major routes of infection transmission are unsafe sex, contaminated needles, perinatal transmission, breast milk and infected blood products. |
March 2012 | $ 4650 |
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