The global burden of chronic diseases is increasing, and medical imaging procedures play an important role in the accurate diagnosis of chronic diseases. The aging of the population, as well as changes in societal behavior, are all contributing to an increase in these common and costly long-term health problems. Cancer, cardiovascular disease, obesity, and diabetes account for the majority of chronic disease deaths.
New models for therapy and diagnosis are being developed to provide precise results, aid in disease detection, and reduce the cost of treating these diseases. People are becoming more capable of accessing imaging procedures for early disease detection as their disposable income rises.
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