Targeted antibiotics are designed to customize care to a particular patient, i.e. medical therapies based on symptoms, health status, patient history, body physiology, and patient physiology and disease factors related. Targeted antibiotics are often referred to as precision medicine, stratified medicine, personalized medicine or P4 medicine. Diagnostic screens are often done based on patient genetic contents or other molecular or cellular tests of targeted antibiotics to assess appropriate and effective treatment. The best response and safety margins to ensure better patient care are provided for targeted antibiotics by requiring each patient to receive the precocious diagnosis, risk assessment, and best treatment.
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The global targeted antibiotics market is expected to grow rapidly because of the rising occurrence of disease and the emphasis on medicinal products for patients who are more beneficial than other therapies. Rapid outcomes and tailored effects, the lower likeliness of therapeutic faults and adverse drug reactions are some of the other considerations that can build sufficient momentum for R&D and those drugs sales potentials. Governments favorable policies regarding personalized medicine will also create incremental opportunities to tap this market. Recent pharmacogenomics advances are expected to create an appropriate environment for the development of drugs unique to one individual or community. Developing genetic databases could provide more market boost. Opportunities for therapeutic application in fields such as cardio-renal, neurology, antiviral, pulmonary, psychiatry, among others, may create momentum in R&D across all regions. The rise in the prevalence of various cancer types, the availability of specialty therapy in cancer drugs and numerous other disease indications, the reduction in the side effects of personalized care, high penetration of developing markets and the development of new medicines are factors that drive the international customer market. Nevertheless, the market is likely to be hindered in the coming years by high competition among existing market players, strict government regulations concerning product approval and lack of awareness among rural people in developing economies.
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