Multiple tests for specific blood components are often grouped together into one test panel called as blood panel or blood work.

New York, NY -- (SBWire) -- 05/23/2017 --A blood test is the analysis of blood sample performed in a laboratory and the blood is usually taken from the vein in the arm through a needle, or through a finger prick to determine patient's health status. Blood tests are very often used in health care to understand biochemical and physiological states, mineral content, pharmaceutical drug effectiveness, organ function, disease and also used in drug tests to detect drug abuse. Multiple tests for specific blood components are often grouped together into one test panel called as blood panel or blood work. The function of organs and how well a treatment is working can be determined by blood culture tests.

Increasing level of patient awareness about home diagnostic tests and self-testing is expected to boost market adoption of significant products in the blood testing market, especially with patients suffering from chronic diseases such as diabetes have a long term need for reliable self-diagnostic capabilities. Federal agencies also play a major role in the regulation of genetic tests, including FDA, a center for Medicaid and Medicare services, and Federal Trade Commission, who have also undertaken certain initiatives which are further expected to enhance market usage of clinical laboratory improvement amendments compliant tests in the blood testing market. Moreover, healthcare practitioners are also more dependent on the diagnostics care enabled by consumables and medical devices leading to reduced turnaround time and comparable testing accuracy of laboratory tests.

Also, the availability of glucose monitoring devices manufactured by established as well as local players of the industry with reusability features is likely to be helpful and is in high demand in blood testing market. Also, monitoring of diabetes is done prior to any surgical intervention for a patient undergoing surgery and suffering with diabetes which consequently influences demand for this market.

North America dominates the blood testing market reasons being an advancement in technology like the introduction of diagnostic devices providing accurate and rapid results having higher market penetration in this region along with favorable medical insurance policies enhancing market adoption which is attributive for the largest market share. Also, favorable government initiatives and CLIA waiver on testing devices is also a factor estimated to drive the growth of this market. Asia Pacific is estimated to witness high growth owing to the presence of high unmet medical needs pertaining to target disease segments such as diabetes, cardiovascular disorders, liver diseases, various cancers, and other diseases.

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Some of the players in the Blood Testing Market are Abbott Laboratories, Alere, Inc., Becton Dickinson and Company, BioMerieux, Bruker Corporation, Cepheid, Nanosphere, Inc., Roche Diagnostics, Siemens AG, and Thermo Fisher Scientific, Inc. These players are involved in strategic collaborations in order to enhance their market presence. For instance, Quest diagnostics acquired lab-related clinical outreach operations of Dignity Health. This acquisition provided Quest with patient service centers and associated business of Dignity Health in parts of Nevada and California, further enhancing its regional presence in that sector. Qualcomm Incorporated, a subsidiary of Qualcomm Life Inc. also entered into a strategic collaboration with Roche Diagnostics in order to innovate their remote patient monitoring solutions thus further enhancing the growth of blood testing market.

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