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Diabetes surge fuels innovation in weight management solutions: GlobalData

Rising diabetes rates drive the medical devices industry to innovate weight management technologies for enhanced diabetes care, reports GlobalData

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As diabetes prevalence continues to rise, the medical devices industry is intensifying its focus on weight management solutions to combat the increasing global health challenge. With Type 2 diabetes accounting for the majority of cases, there is a growing demand for innovative technologies that address both diabetes and the associated condition of obesity, according to GlobalData.

GlobalData forecasts endoscopy devices market to grow steadily due to increasing demand for less invasive diagnostic and surgical interventions in the field of obesity.

Alexandra Murdoch, Senior Medical Analyst at GlobalData, states, “With the ongoing increase in Type 2 diabetes, it is imperative to recognize the critical role of weight management in disease prevention and control.

“The medical devices industry is responding with innovative solutions that not only address diabetes but also tackle the underlying issue of obesity. These developments are key to managing the growing global diabetes burden.”

Against this backdrop, Fractyl Health, a metabolic therapeutics company, has recently reported positive outcomes for its hydrothermal ablation device, Revita. The device, which resurfaces the mucosal lining of the duodenum, has shown promise in reducing the need for medications in patients with Type 2 diabetes.

This breakthrough represents a growing trend in the medical devices industry, where companies are increasingly focusing on weight management technologies as a complementary strategy for diabetes care.

“As we witness the rise of Type 2 diabetes, it is encouraging to see the medical devices industry stepping up with innovative weight management solutions. Maintaining a healthy weight is crucial for reducing the risk of diabetes, and these advancements are essential in our fight against this chronic disease,” adds Murdoch.

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