Latent TB Testing Market worth $773.4 million by 2029

Latent TB Testing Market worth $773.4 million by 2029

As per the recently published report by MarketsandMarket™, The report "Latent TB Testing Market by Test Type (Tuberculin Skin Test/TST, IGRA Test), Application (Household Contacts (HHC) of Tuberculosis (TB) Patients, People Living with HIV), End User (Diagnostic Labs, Hospitals), Region - Global Forecast to 2029", is valued at an estimated USD 582.5 million in 2024 and is projected to reach USD 773.4 million by 2029 at a CAGR of 5.8% during the forecast period.

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Some of the prominent key players are:

  • QIAGEN (Netherlands),
  • Revvity (US),
  • Beijing Wantai Biopharmaceutical Co., Ltd. (China),
  • Sanofi (France),
  • Endo, Inc. (US),
  • bioMérieux (France), and many more.....

Mergers & acquisitions, investments & expansions, partnerships & collaborations, and new product developments are some of the major strategies adopted by these key players to enhance their positions in the Latent TB Testing Market.

  • Based on application, the latent TB testing market is segmented into household contacts (hhc) with pulmonary tuberculosis (tb)/household contacts (hhc) of tuberculosis (tb) patients, people living with HIV, and other applications. The people living with HIV segment dominated the largest share of the global latent TB testing market in 2023. People suffering from HIV have compromised immune systems and hence are at an extremely increased risk of infections caused by latent TB.
  • Categorized by end user, the latent TB testing market is segmented into diagnostic laboratories, hospitals & clinics, academic & research institutes, and other end users. The largest share of the latent TB testing market was held by the diagnostic laboratories segment in 2023. As the number of tuberculosis cases increases globally, diagnostic laboratories play a critical role in ensuring accurate results for the diagnostic tests, hence ensuring proper management and treatment of latent TB.
  • The market for latent TB testing has been divided into five key geographical regions, namely North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, and the Middle East & Africa. In 2023, North America held the predominant portion of the latent TB testing market. The latent TB testing market in North America is the biggest regional market, mainly due to several key factors, such as an established healthcare infrastructure across the region and the extensive availability of advanced diagnostic tools, like interferon gamma release assays, that are highly sensitive and convenient to use.

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The latent TB testing market is expanding due to the growing incidence of tuberculosis worldwide and the increasing need for early detection as well as preventive interventions. The traditional tuberculin skin tests have limitations, and the problem of false positives increases with the widespread use of BCG vaccination, which has fueled the increased use of more precise diagnostics such as interferon gamma release assays (IGRAs). This is coupled with the increasing TB elimination programs led by governments, public health initiatives, and the intensified further demand for adequate testing methods in high-burden countries. Increased awareness among healthcare providers and the increased risk groups, such as people living with immunodeficiency diseases, for example, individuals with HIV, increases the need for better diagnostics. Increased financial and regulatory support also makes these diagnostics more accessible to the general population. All these factors promote steady growth in the latent TB testing market.


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