Tanzania’s healthcare market has a growing demand for laboratory, surgical and radiology equipment, and diagnostic therapies. 

Opportunities exist in Nigeria for U.S. suppliers of laboratory and pharmaceutical equipment due to plans for a pharmaceutical manufacturing facility.

Non-profit organizations and private hospitals are driving healthcare infrastructure projects which will propel medical device purchases.

Three hundred and forty drugs are eligible for subsidy under the Singapore Outpatient Cancer Drugs List, representing 90% of all cancer treatments.

Singapore ranked 16th out of 30 cities, with one in 10 people aged 60 and above living with dementia.  

Quebec’s medical device market offers many opportunities for U.S. suppliers of medical equipment and software.

U.S. exporters of medical products should review the product registration requirements to be able to sell into the Argentine market.

The Malaysian Government announces plans to transform its healthcare system.

The Malaysian population continues to age, opportunities exist to support and develop the living ecosystem for senior citizens.

Cancer Report to Help Shape Cancer Treatment and Management Strategies.

Hong Kong can be a launchpad for U.S. medical device companies to expand into the Greater Bay Area.

Saudi Arabia has introduced sweeping reforms and is investing heavily to implement a transformation of its healthcare sector.

Slovakia’s focus on healthcare readiness is opening new avenues for U.S. businesses in healthcare IT, telemedicine, cybersecurity, medical equipment, and more.

The Israeli Government and healthcare system are investing in innovative digital health solutions, creating opportunities for American companies in the sector.

United Kingdom: An update on plans to reform current medical device regulations.