Radiopharmaceuticals are unique medicinal formulations that contain radioisotopes and are used in clinical applications for diagnosis and therapy. The facilities and procedures for production, use, and storage of radiopharmaceuticals are subject to license approval either by national or regional authorities such as Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) of U.S, Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) of U.S., or Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB) of India. Licensing includes compliance regarding pharmaceutical preparations and use of radioactive materials.

A radiopharmaceutical preparation is a medicinal product in a ready-to-use format containing a radionuclide suitable for human use. A kit for radiopharmaceutical preparation encloses a vial containing the non-radionuclide components of a radiopharmaceutical preparation in a sterilized and validated form, to which the appropriate radionuclide is added. Radiopharmaceuticals derived from the kits are intended to be used within 12 hours of preparation.

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There are over 40 radioisotopes available for use in different therapies. Technetium-99m is the most widely used radioisotope in the diagnostic procedures. Technetium-99m is used as a radioactive tracer, and can be detected in the body by medical equipment (gamma cameras). It is well suited to the role, as it emits readily detectable gamma rays with photon energy of 140 keV. According to International Atomic Energy Agency, over 80% of the total nuclear diagnostic procedures performed worldwide use Technetium-99 as a radiotracer each year and hence, propels the radiopharmaceuticals market growth.

Radiopharmaceuticals use in Diagnostic and Therapeutic Application fuels growth of the nuclear medicine market

The chemical and physical identity is of vital importance, as during administration it targets certain tissues, binding sites, and biochemical pathways. The market is divided into two major areas, namely, diagnostic and therapeutic. Therapeutic applications of radiopharmaceuticals market include cardiology (myocardial perfusion), oncology (tumor imaging and localization), and neurology (cerebral perfusion). Radiopharmaceuticals such as iodine-131 or iodine-125 labeled m-iodobenzyl guanidine (MIGB) are used to treat pheochromocytoma and neuroblastoma. The therapeutic segment nuclear medicine market can be further sub-segmented on the basis of procedure into beta emitters, alpha emitters, and brachytherapy.

Growth of the radiopharmaceuticals market is projected to witness rapid traction in the near future due to its high potential in diagnosis and detection of diseases related to cardiology, neurology, and oncology. Developed regions are expected to be highly lucrative markets for this technology, due to the high capital investment involved and availability of advanced medical facilities in these regions. Major players in the global Positron Emission Tomography (PET) scanners market are concentrating on enhancing their global and regional presence through strategic operational expansion and collaborations with regional players.

Radiopharmaceuticals are widely used in North America, mainly due to availability of advanced healthcare infrastructure, technological advancements, superior medical facilities, and supportive government support. These are also widely used in Europe due to new procedures for diagnosis of diseases and robust medical infrastructure in the region. Radiopharmaceuticals market is projected to witness rampant growth in Asia due to rapid rise in research work in the sector and rising public awareness.

Aging increases the risk of chronic diseases such as diabetes, cardiac disorders, arthritis, and respiratory disorders that require continuous monitoring. Also, aging decreases bone density that makes it a challenge for the geriatric population to continuously manage their medical needs and perform their daily activities. Hence, the need for geriatric care services arises, which to a great extent eases the life of the elderly population. Increasing need for continuous health assistance by the elderly population is driving demand for continuing care.

Elderly population suffering from chronic conditions require frequent physician visits, health monitoring and assistance in performing daily activities. Geriatric care service providers offer end-to-end solutions to the elderly population in need of assistance in order to ease their living. Coordinating with the doctor, assessing any medical or nutritional need, assistance in medical and financial planning, home nursing services, and devising complete medical care plans are some of the services offered by various geriatric care service market players.

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Increasing geriatric population is expected to drive growth of the geriatric care services market

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, 2015, population of age 65 years and above is expected to increase over 60% during 2015 – 2030. It is estimated that the highest growth would be in Asia and Latin America. Africa, on the other hand, is the youngest region as of 2015 and is expected to remain the same in the near future. Therefore, growth of elderly care in respective regions is estimated to follow a similar trend. However, affordability of geriatric care services is expected to hinder growth of the geriatric care services market in emerging economies such as India, Brazil, and China. Therefore, cost-effective products need to be offered by the service providers to attract the relatively cost-sensitive customers in these economies.

Increasing range of services by geriatric care centers to improve the geriatric care services market outlook

Geriatric care centers has evolved from being mere psychological support to nursing care and supervision. Geriatric care centers have well-trained specialists for different geriatric care needs. Services include health planning, problem-solving, health assessment and monitoring, home-care services, and personal care assistance. Furthermore, the providers of geriatric care services help customers to choose the most appropriate insurance policies as per their individual needs. The geriatric care managers also offer counseling and support, crisis intervention, decisions regarding appropriate housing options, money management, and assistance with moving an elderly to or from different types of housing. LivHome Technology+, by LivHome, Inc., addresses the safety issues, enables social engagement, and medication support. The company has LivHome Connect that includes 24 hour Active Remote Care (ARC) from in-house licensed nurses to the patients in need.

Moreover, traditional family support system is weakening, owing to increase number of women in the workforce and increasing migration in search of employment. Therefore, there is a growing need for long-term care facilities for elderly population. Increasing elderly population is also compelling governments to adequately fund healthcare programs and elderly care services. This has further encouraged the establishment of many geriatric care service centers across the globe.

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Growing demand for continuing care in the global geriatric care services market

Geriatric care centers provide services include home healthcare, assisted living facilities, adult day care services, continuing care recruitment, and skilled nursing facilities. Skilled nursing facilities and home healthcare are the major revenue contributors for providers, owing to involvement of more time and workforce in these service types. However, demand for continuing care is increasing rapidly. Elderly population is highly prone to injuries, and therefore require continual care. Also, increasing women labor workforce participation has led to increase in demand for continuing care. The continuing care service type segment in the global geriatric care services market is projected to develop at a CAGR of 4.6% during the forecast period (2016-2024).

Key Vendors:

Brookdale Senior living, Sunrise Senior Living Inc., Senior Care Centers of America, Kindred Healthcare Inc., GGNSC Holdings, LLC, Extendicare, Inc., Home Instead Senior Care Inc., Gentiva Health Services Inc., and Genesis Healthcare Corp

Market Dynamics and Growth Drivers
The Aging Population and Healthcare Expenditure
A pivotal factor contributing to the expansion of the dental implants market is the aging demographic, particularly in the European Union, where over 20% of the population is 65 years or older. The EU allocates approximately 9% of its GDP to healthcare, showcasing a strong commitment to health services, which includes dental care. The National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research reports that individuals aged 65 and above have an average of 18.9 remaining teeth, underscoring the potential for dental implants within this age group.

Technological Innovations and Consumer Preferences
Technological advancements have revolutionized dental implant procedures, enabling their application even in patients with insufficient jawbone structure. In 2015, dental implants constituted over 15% of the global dental device market revenue. Titanium implants, known for their durability, dominated the market with a 44.7% revenue share in 2015. However, the emergence of zirconia implants, which are corrosion-resistant, is expected to outpace titanium, with the segment projected to grow at the highest CAGR by 2024.

Regional Market Insights
Europe is poised to maintain its dominance in the dental implants market through 2024, with an anticipated market share of 30.8%. Germany, in particular, invests more per capita in dental care than any other European country. Meanwhile, Asia Pacific and Latin America are emerging as rapidly growing markets, with India projected to experience the highest regional CAGR during the forecast period. The “Make in India” initiative is likely to boost domestic manufacturing, including dental products.

Competitive Landscape and Key Players
The dental implants market is witnessing a shift from fragmentation to consolidation, as exemplified by DENTSPLY’s acquisition of Astra in 2011. Key players in the market include DENTSPLY Implants, Straumann AG, and a host of others, all vying for a significant share of this lucrative market.

Conclusion and Further Reading
The global dental implants market is on an upward trajectory, driven by demographic shifts, technological advancements, and strategic market consolidations. For a more in-depth analysis, readers can request a sample copy of the market report from Coherent Market Insights.

The scientific classification of Artichoke is Cyanara cardunculus which is widely known as a cartoon. Artichokes can be found throughout Europe, the Middle East countries, and America, but less commonly encountered in Asian countries.

The time of harvest is extremely important for this plant because it must be eaten when the bud of the flower head has not fully flourished. When the flower fully blooms the bud becomes completely inedible.
The heart of artichokes is often regarded as a delicacy, which is actually the base of the artichokes from the where the rest of the buds spring. This is the most delicious part of artichoke and is relatively expensive than other parts of artichoke.

Health benefits of Artichoke

Artichoke prevents the growth of cancer: A lot of studies have confirmed the negative effects of artichoke on breast cancer cells. Research also suggests that artichokes may slow the activity of cancer cells in the liver. All this can be attributed to the present of silymarin, a flavonoid in artichoke, which has been shown to be an anticancer agent.

It has been found that antioxidants in artichoke, namely rutin, quercetin and gallic acid, reduce cancer cell growth. It has also been reported that polyphenols in artichokes stimulate the death of cancer cells. According to other reports, antioxidants in polyphenols also kill pancreatic cancer cells. This can be attributed to apigenin, one of the compounds in artichokes.

Improve liver health and assist in detoxification: Artichokes are very popular for liver detoxification. Cinarin and Silylamin, these two compounds which can be found in artichoke, are known to improve liver health by decreasing the level of toxins. Globe artichoke has the same liver-regenerating properties as milk thistle (a plant is known particularly for its liver-enhancing properties). The veggie is also known to prevent liver

Lower cholesterol levels: As stated in its benefits for diabetes, artichokes help eliminate bad cholesterol in the body. HDL (good cholesterol) is essential for the body to produce vitamin D and also helps to boost brain health. When comparing artichoke extract and placebo, a study carried out in Germany on 143 patients in Germany showed that the artichoke extract was much more effective.

It supports Healthy digestion: the presence of caffeine and flavonoids in artichokes gives artichokes the ability to lessen gastric problems and aid the proper function of the digestive system. The fibers which are found in artichokes also contribute to regular bowel movements, getting rid of toxins from the body. Hence keeping the stomach free of all kinds of diseases related to stomach and even colon cancer.

Improve brain function: Phosphorus and vitamin C are needed for an active brain. Majority of the brain disorders have been connected with lack of phosphorus in the body, and a food amount of phosphorus are present in artichokes. Regular consumption of artichokes is of important benefit to the brain.

Anti-aging: Aging is considered to be a natural process in the life of human being but premature aging, on the other hand, seems not. Stress and unhealthy diet are considered to be one of the major causes of aging. Artichokes have a great number of antioxidants which helps to fight against aging. One of the antioxidants known as cynaropicrin can actually have a positive effect on the aging process of the skin and helps to reduce the process of aging.

Prevention of viral infections: The presence of vitamin C in artichokes help in promoting the immune system of the body and also show antimicrobial properties that can protect the body against the harmful effect of viruses. Flavonoids are also found in artichokes which help to guide the body against infections.

Artichoke is a good source of protein: Artichokes contains a considerable amount of protein. For vegetables, artichokes can provide a good protein that promotes muscle regeneration.

Artichokes aids in the regulation of blood pressure: Artichokes contains a significant amount of potassium which is an essential mineral that impacts various organs throughout the body. Potassium helps neutralize the effects of excess sodium, which is known to increase blood pressure.

Promotes Heart Health: Artichokes contains fibers which have been found to contribute to heart health. According to one study carried out in Italy, artichokes display lipidic and glycemic-reducing action, which improves heart health to a great extent.

It has also been found that artichoke leaf juice has antihypertensive effects – especially in those patients that have mild hypertension. One of the ways to in protecting the heart from damage and disease is by lowering blood pressure and this can be attributed to the potassium present in the vegetable.