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Rise in Sleeping Disorders Triggers High Demand for Sleep Service Facilities in Europe, Notes Frost & Sullivan
Published in Healthcare Finance, Tax and Law Weekly, April 22nd, 2009
At least 20 million Europeans suffer from chronic, long-term sleep disorders every year and an additional ten million experience occasional sleeping problems. As a result, sleep facilities have witnessed a rise in patient volume by ten per cent in the last twelve months and are expected to grow further at a rate of nearly 13 per cent in the next year. This increase will be supported by a rise in the number of sleep service providers across Europe.
New analysis from Frost & Sullivan Sleep Service Providers - A White Paper on the Scope and Opportunities in Europe, examines hospital and non hospital-based sleep service providers...
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