Earlier this year, we released Moving on from One: How can China manage its declining fertility? The report examined declining fertility rates in China and assessed how reproductive technology could increase China’s fertility levels. Could Assisted Reproductive Technologies (ART’s) bring China’s fertility back to replacement rate?.
The EIU Public Policy team have recently completed Scaling Up, a report that assesses the potential impact of AI in the Saudi Arabian and United Arab Emirates (UAE) economies. The report was commissioned by tech giant Google and launched at the AI Everything summit in May 2019..
The Public policy team are working on a new project; The Future of Giving. We’re working alongside the Bill and Melinda Gates foundation to produce a report that assesses how ten emerging technologies could increase the quality and quantity of charitable giving..
Breast cancer accounts for around 15% of deaths among women worldwide per year. There is also a clear breast cancer mortality gap between countries with differing levels of development and income..
The outlook on China’s in vitro diagnostics (IVD) market remains solid, even as overall market growth slows as a result of policy impact. EIU Healthcare’s IVD Gateway predicts the strong growth trend in China to continue over the next few years – averaging ~10% annually from 2018 to 2023..
The Indian government have implemented numerous policies and incentives since they introduced Make in India in 2014. The initiative covers 25 areas of the Indian economy, one of them being the promise to develop the medtech industry within India..
Global leaders gathered at United Nations’ High Level Political Forum in New York to discuss their countries’ progress towards meeting Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). .
On July 25, the United Kingdom saw the highest temperature recorded since 2003. On the Underground commuters were encouraged to drink water and take breaks whilst commuting. .
Africa will experience a nearly complete synchronised downturn in 2020 driven by multiple headwinds, many of which are linked to policies imposed to contain the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic..
On July 16th the National Bureau of Statistics reported that real GDP grew by 3.2% year on year in April-June 2020, a significant improvement from the 6.8% contraction in the first quarter. In seasonally adjusted, quarter-on-quarter terms, real GDP rose by 11.5%..