Abstract
In each of the three major areas of infertility, contraception and sexual dysfunction, there is increasing interest and advancements. One of the most widely publicized, celebrated and, at the time, controversial medical landmarks in this area was the use of assisted reproductive technology (ART) to manage infertility. Recent developments in the field of ART have intensified the hopes and wishes of infertile people to resolve their infertility.
New developments in the area of contraception have stepped up the quest for easier, safer and more convenient contraception methods. There is no miracle drug or contraception method but scientists are pursuing several avenues of discovery to create better options for individuals.
Sexual dysfunction now is an acknowledged disorder in the eyes of the general public and the medical community. Prior to the introduction of Viagra, the disorder was present but not acknowledged, and largely went untreated.
This BCC study presents a comprehensive, up-to-date look at the market for reproductive drugs and technologies. Markets are divided according to treatment type and indication. The products in some markets are mature, while those in other markets are just beginning to emerge. The competitive landscape is comprised of large, established pharmaceutical companies and many smaller developing companies. The reproductive health arena still is wide open in terms of competition because there still is a great need to provide products that are safe and effective.
SCOPE OF STUDY
The report contains:
- A review of male and female reproductive health
- An overview of standard pharmaceutical treatments, devices and technologies
- An analysis of market size in the categories of infertility, artificial reproductive technologies, fertility diagnostics, contraception and sexual dysfunction with forecasts to 2009
- Market participants and current competitor market shares
- An investigation of pipeline products and technologies.
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