Neoplasm Treatment Market Trends

Growth Drivers

• Increasing Exposure to Smoke - Any area of the body can be affected as a result of cigarette smoking. Excessive smoking is injurious to health, and can make the condition worsen with time. Therefore, it is projected to surge the growth of the global neoplasm treatment market. According to the American Cancer Society, nearly 20 percent of cancers, and 30 percent of all cancer deaths are owing to the smoking in the United States.

• Increasing Geriatric Population - The incidence rates of neoplasms increase with the rise in the elderly population’s percentage. With the increasing age, the        cells in the body get damaged, and are expected to drive the market’s growth. As per the reported data, in the year 2050,  more than 70 percent 80% of the world's old people is anticipated to live in low- and middle-income countries.

• Increasing Exposure to Smoke - Any area of the body can be affected as a result of cigarette smoking. Excessive smoking is injurious to health, and can make the condition worsen with time. Therefore, it is projected to surge the growth of the global neoplasm treatment market. According to the American Cancer Society, nearly 20 percent of cancers, and 30 percent of all cancer deaths are owing to the smoking in the United States.

• Increasing Geriatric Population - The incidences rates of neoplasm increase as the rise in the elderly population percentage. With the increasing age, the        cells in the body gets damaged, and are expected to drive the market’s growth. As per the reported data, in the year 2050, more than 70 percent of the world's old people is anticipated to live in low- and middle-income countries.

Challenges

• High Cost for the Treatment of Neoplasm - There are treatment options that are critical and needed to be adopted in critical conditions such as surgery. Moreover, the cost charged by the doctors are high for the complex procedures. Therefore, it is expected to hamper the market’s growth in the upcoming years.
• Lack of awareness among people in low and middle-income countries for these treatment
• Lack of medical reimbursement policies for treatment of Neoplasm