Market Snapshot: Global Insulin Pumps Market Eyes Nearly 10% Growth By 2022

The worldwide insulin pumps market is expected to reach more than $4.5bn by 2022, a CAGR of nearly 10%. This market is largely driven by the rising prevalence of diabetes and the need to control spiraling health-care costs associated with diabetes-related complications. While Medtronic's MiniMed 670G dominates the market, Informa's MedDeviceTracker expects Medtronic will see rising competition from innovative start-ups.

Diabetes Flat Icon Set - Insulin Pump, Glucometer, Syringe, Injection Pen, Lancets, Blood Glucose Test  COPYRIGHT: Shutterstock: HelgaMariah

As the insulin pump market moves toward the artificial pancreas era, growth is accelerating, and competition is increasing. For a snapshot of the of the space, check out the infographic below. And for a more in-depth look at the market, go to our Meddevicetracker report, "Diabetes Management: Insulin Pumps Market." 

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