Critical Care
Lateral Flow Point-of-Care Tests Market Increasing
As the global call for increased usage of near-patient diagnostic testing escalates, the market for lateral flow point-of-care tests for everything from cardiac markers and cholesterol to diabetes and infectious diseases continues to rise at a healthy rate, with sales expected to surpass US$2.7 billion by 2010, according to a new study from medical market research firm Kalorama Information. More...30 Nov -0001
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