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Stem cells are the body's raw materials. They are unspecialized cells that have ability to renew themselves through mitotic cell division and differentiate into a diverse range of specialized cell types. They are critical for the development, growth, maintenance and repair of bones, muscles, blood, brain, nerves, skin and other organs. There are several sources of stem cells: • Embryonic Stem Cells: These stem cells come from embryos that are three to five days old. These are pluripotent stem cells and can be used to regenerate or repair diseased tissues and organs • Adult Stem Cells: These stem cells are found in most adult tissues (bone marrow or fat) in small numbers. As compared to embryonic stem cells, they have more limited ability to give rise to various cells of the body • Induced Pluripotent Stem Cells: Using genetic reprogramming, adult cells are transformed by scientists into stem cells that act similar to embryonic stem cells • Perinatal Stem Cells: These stem cells are

Favorable investment environment, rising adoption of telehealth, increasing burden of chronic & infectious diseases, technological advancements, growing emphasis on reproductive health & sexual empowerment in developing economies and rising awareness amongst women related to detection & management of early illness are some of the key factors driving the Global FemTech Market. However, strict policies related to advertising of products, inadequate understanding of women’s health issues by investors, female underrepresentation in the investment community and adverse impact of covid-19 on clinical trial enrolment are some of key factors that are likely to hamper the growth of the market. Women’s health is frequently side-lined as a niche market. Historically too, there has not been a specific women-oriented tech market. Also, the companies which manufactured and marketed products explicitly aimed at women consumers have failed. However, currents are changing and this can

A digital twin is a virtual replica of a physical object or a process. Real world data collected through sensors is fed into virtual model. The digital twin then offers the real-time view in a 3D visual format. The real-time insights help prevent bad decisions, conduct preventive measures and reduce any future untoward incidents. Healthcare is rapidly embracing digital twin technology. The goal of this trend is to deliver data-driven personalized medicine as well as accelerate medical innovation. Global Digital Twin market is driven by huge infusion of funds by government as well as venture capital firms; growing cancer, genetic, and rare disorder research; rising healthcare digitization; growing demand for personalized/precision medicine; and increasing focus of healthcare organization on curtailing burgeoning cost, improve workflow and patient care. Medi-Tech Insights’ research report on Digital Twin market analyses the market with respect to product (software and services), applic