Neurological biomarkers help in objectively measuring and evaluating normal biological and pathogenic processes. These aid in detecting neurological disorders, assessing risk, tracking disease progression, and measuring response to therapeutic interventions. Rising incidence of neurological disorders such as Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, multiple sclerosis and others can boost demand for reliable neurological biomarkers. Furthermore, growing focus on development of precision medicine and companion diagnostics for neurological conditions can drive the market growth. However, limited understanding of disease biology and lack of consensus on use of biomarkers can pose challenge to market growth.
Market Dynamics:
Global neurological biomarkers market growth is primarily driven by rising prevalence of neurological disorders globally. According to the data from WHO, neurological disorders affect over a billion people worldwide with neurological conditions being a major contributor to the global burden of disease. Growing geriatric population, prone to these disorders, can boost demand. Higher investments in biomarker research and drug development by pharmaceutical players can drive the market growth. However, high cost of drug development from target identification to commercialization hampers newer biomarkers from entering the market. Lack of consensus on use of biomarkers in diagnosis and clinical decision-making can hamper the market growth. Increasing public private collaborations for interdisciplinary research can offer market growth opportunities.
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