Medi-Tech Insights Research Reports

Obesity and overweight are defined as gain of additional fat thus leading to a number of diseases, which can be measured by using body mass index (BMI) as a baseline. A BMI of over 30 is generally considered as obese and a BMI of over 25 is considered as overweight. Obesity is a major risk factor to various diseases such as diabetes, heart diseases, and cancer; approximately over 650 million obese patients living across the world as as projected by World Health Organization (WHO). Rising Obese and Overweight Population to Trigger the Demand of Obesity Drugs Market Obesity is one of the topmost contributors to a number of medical diseases such as heart diseases, stroke, cancer and diabetes. World Obesity Atlas 2022 forecasted the growth of global obese population to be 16.1% in 2025, accounting for 892 million people which will further reach 1,025 million by 2030 with a healthy growth rate of 17.5% in 2030.  Some of the regional obesity burden estimated by World Obesity Atlas 2022 ar

Advanced wound care provides specialized medical treatments for chronic or non-recovering wounds, which are defined as sores or wounds which have not healed significantly during the course of the conventional treatment duration. Rapid Move towards Advanced Wound Care Over the Conventional Wound Care Conventional wound care products are used often as a primary or a secondary dressing to prevent the wound from contamination. Conventional wound care products include gauze, lint and cotton dressings. Advanced wound care products and medical devices facilitate the oxygen flow to the wound while providing a suitable environment to help prevent necrosis. Some of the best advanced wound care products are hydrogels, films, foams, hydrocolloids, alginates, sponges and fabrics. The major benefits of using advanced wound care products are lessened healing time, optimized drainage and reduced infection risk. Technologically Developments and Innovations in the Management of Chronic Wounds