Executive Summary Genomics Market Opportunities by Size and Share CAGR Value The global Genomics market was valued at USD 42.73 billion in 2024 and is expected to reach USD 143.73 billion by 2032 During the forecast period of 2025 to 2032 the market is likely to grow at a CAGR of 16.37%, primarily driven by advancements in gene editing technologies An...

The genomics market is redefining medical science by enabling personalized healthcare, advanced diagnostics, and biotechnology breakthroughs. Rising investments, technological advancements, and increasing adoption in clinical research are driving significant market expansion. Get a full overview of market dynamics, forecasts, and trends...

The genomics market is redefining medical science by enabling personalized healthcare, advanced diagnostics, and biotechnology breakthroughs. Rising investments, technological advancements, and increasing adoption in clinical research are driving significant market expansion. Get a full overview of market dynamics, forecasts, and trends...

The genomics market is redefining medical science by enabling personalized healthcare, advanced diagnostics, and biotechnology breakthroughs. Rising investments, technological advancements, and increasing adoption in clinical research are driving significant market expansion. Get a full overview of market dynamics, forecasts, and trends...

The genomics market is redefining medical science by enabling personalized healthcare, advanced diagnostics, and biotechnology breakthroughs. Rising investments, technological advancements, and increasing adoption in clinical research are driving significant market expansion. Get a full overview of market dynamics, forecasts, and trends...

  The Nutrigenomics Market growth trajectory demonstrates accelerating momentum as healthcare systems recognize the cost-effectiveness of preventing chronic diseases through personalized nutrition rather than treating established conditions with expensive pharmaceutical interventions and medical procedures. This paradigm shift toward preventive care models positions...