Liquid Biopsy – Market Insights – United States

Although the COVID-19 pandemic will limit growth in the initial years of the forecast period, the US market for liquid biopsy tests will exhibit rapid growth through 2029, driven by the aging US population, the shift toward value-based health care, the noninvasive nature of liquid biopsy tests, and the low cost of administration of liquid biopsies relative to tissue-based biopsy testing. These factors will fuel strong uptake of newer tests with improved diagnostic accuracy and reduced turnaround time.

This Medtech 360 Report provides comprehensive data and analysis on the current state of the market for liquid biopsies in the US across a 10-year period.

The COVID-19 pandemic will negatively impact the US liquid biopsy market.

Which test types and segments will be most impacted?

At what pace will the liquid biopsy market recover?

The use of liquid biopsy tests will expand rapidly over the forecast period.

Which liquid biopsy market segments—screening, therapy selection, or monitoring tests—will experience the highest revenue growth through 2029?

What type of liquid biopsy tests—circulating tumor DNA, circulating tumor cell, or exosome tests—will exhibit the highest growth?

Expansion in CMS reimbursement coverage of liquid biopsy testing, changes in section D Medicare reimbursement, and the continued rollout of Medicare value-based programs will drive liquid biopsy testing.

How will these changes implemented by the CMS affect the liquid biopsy market?

Which liquid biopsy segments will be most affected?

Advancements in liquid biopsy technology—particularly the types of substrates chosen to be isolated and analyzed—continue to drive innovation in the market and differentiate new entrants.

Given the unique nature of every type of substrate, what are the advantages and disadvantages of each substrate within each liquid biopsy segment?

How will advancements in liquid biopsy tests affect the competitive positions of new entrants and the cannibalization of existing products?

Given the nascent nature of the liquid biopsy market, the pace of market expansion going forward will be contingent upon regulatory approvals, consistent research and development funding, and the emergence of favorable clinical data.