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The continuous changes occurring in the composition of the atmosphere are leading to variations in the climatic conditions such as temperature, rainfall, and humidity, profoundly affecting the mosquito's longevity, leading to the development of malaria parasites and subsequently contributing to the transmission of malaria. These climatic conditions and unhygienic practices followed in poor and subtropical countries across the globe have contributed to increased malaria cases. To combat this rising prevalence, international organizations collaborated with healthcare authorities of different countries and took certain initiatives to create awareness among the general population.
The strategies and efforts by healthcare authorities for the eradication of malaria have evolved with time. These strategies are focused on prioritizing high-burden areas with the most number of cases in the region and the other initiatives undertaken are focused on creating awareness, reducing the number of malaria cases, improving accessibility of diagnostic tools and treatment, and on the expansion of the efforts to control the disease.
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) works in collaboration with the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) and always has emphasized improving capacities for increasing the accessibility of diagnostic tools such as rapid diagnostic tests and other methodologies for the detection of malaria. The utilization of early detection test kits aids in reducing the number of cases and assists in resisting the transmission of the disease. These joint efforts made by international organizations to improve the accessibility of diagnostic tools have contributed to increased demand for test kits and encouraged numerous companies to launch malaria diagnostic kits.
The emergence of COVID-19 has impeded the demand for malaria diagnostics test kits, as the diagnostic testing rates were affected during the pandemic. The reduced number of patients visiting hospitals and disruptions in the supply chains have majorly affected the sales of malaria diagnostics kits. Also, the initiatives driven by regulatory agencies for malaria diagnosis were hampered during the pandemic. For instance, according to an article published by Unitad in December 2022, the overall malaria testing rate declined by 22.0% in Q2 of 2020, among which an individual malaria-endemic country demonstrated a decline from 4.0% to 78.0%.
However, as many countries have relaxed travel restrictions post-pandemic, the number of patient visits to the hospital increased, leading to an increase in malaria diagnoses. Also, the government initiatives hampered during the course commenced and observed recovery after the COVID-19 pandemic.
The report will cover the following key insights:
Multiple species test kits are expected to grow at a rapid growth rate during the forecast period. The emphasis of rapid diagnostics test kit manufacturers on research and development of new products targeting specific antigens and improving specificity is contributing to the segment's growth.
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The rising prevalence of the disease has emphasized regulatory authorities for initiating awareness campaigns in the general population. Also, the low price of a rapid diagnostic test is cost-effective, which aids national programs in purchasing histidine-rich protein (HRP-2) rapid diagnostic tests at large scale, contributing to an increase in the utilization of diagnostics kits in low and middle-income countries.
The report will include the profiles of key players such as Abbott, Premier Medical, Rapigen Inc., Advy Chemical Pvt. Ltd., Meril Life Sciences Pvt. Ltd., AdvaCare Pharma, INTEC., CTK Biotech, Inc., and others. The emphasis of key manufacturers on developing new rapid diagnostic tests for malaria diagnosis is contributing to the market's growth.
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