U.S. Clinical Nutrition Products Market Nears $1 Billion

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Article Date: 10 Aug 2005 - 10:00 PDT

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The US market for clinical nutritional supplements will surpass the $1 billion mark in the next few years, according to a new study released today from Kalorama Information. Parenteral nutrition products lead growth in the sector that is increasingly moving out of the hospital and into alternative settings, such as the home.

The new study, The U.S. Market for Clinical Nutrition Products, explores the new dynamism in the enteral and parenteral feeding market -- a dynamism driven not by dramatic product improvements, but by clinical, demographic, and ancillary technological changes.

"Unlike many other medical markets, advances in clinical nutrition have not evolved from exciting new scientific breakthroughs," remarks James P. Smith, Ph.D., the author of the report. "Instead, steady improvements in formulations and clinical practice combined with the application of technologies from other areas, such as pharmaceutical development, biosensors, wireless communications, and more efficient pumps and controllers, is changing the market in which these nutritionals compete."

The study examines clinical nutritional products, including oral enteral, tube enteral, parenteral, and total parenteral nutrition products, in terms of number of patients, products sales, and type of facility. The report also provides analyses of the market forces shaping the clinical nutrition market, including the effect the consumer market is having on supplement development, the changing face of clinical decision making and practice, the reimbursement environment, and the demographic patterns that will define patient populations in the future.

The U.S. Market for Clinical Nutrition Products can be purchased directly from Kalorama Information by clicking kaloramainformation.com/pub/1089382.html. It is also available at http://www.marketresearch.com.

About Kalorama Information

Kalorama Information, a division of MarketResearch.com, supplies the latest in independent market research in pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, medicals devices, and Diagnostics. For more information, contact Steven Heffner at 212-807-2634 or sheffner@kaloramainformation.com, or visit http://www.KaloramaInformation.com.

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