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Worldwide Wound Care Industry to 2027 – High Patient Pool and Increasing Prevalence of Acute and Chronic Wounds to Drive Growth

DUBLIN, June 2, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — The “Global Wound Care Market (by Product Type, Applications, Wound Type, Region and Company), Impact of COVID-19, Major Deals, Size, Share, Recent Developments – Forecast to 2027” report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com’s offering.The global wound care market is predicted to exceed US$30 Billion by 2027. Wound infection is a major safety concern for patients as well as for healthcare professionals globally, thus wound care is essential to reduce infections and promote well-being of patients. Over the years, wound care product categories have continued to expand with the continuous arrival of new and advanced products. The factors such as growing prevalence of chronic wounds and acute wounds, an increasingly aging population as well as rising rates of diabetes and obesity, advancement in the field of wound care research, and rising number of road traffic accidents are driving the wound care market globally. However, the high cost of advanced wound care products restricts the market growth.Impact of COVID-19 on Global Wound Care MarketThe COVID-19 outbreak has become a global stress test. The disease has infected around 105 Million people worldwide. Globally the death toll has reached 2,278,579 according to the latest statistics from the Worldometers

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Naftali Bennett, the man who could replace Israel's longest-serving PM Netanyahu

JERUSALEM (BLOOMBERG) – Israel’s political opposition has pulled together a government designed to end Benjamin Netanyahu’s cumulative 15 years in power. If the coalition is ratified by parliament within the coming week, he will be replaced as prime minister by Mr Naftali Bennett, a 49-year-old technology millionaire and former cabinet minister whose politics are further to the right than his own. To get where he has gotten, though, Mr Bennett has agreed to ally in government with partners whose opposing views could moderate policy. What is Mr Bennett best known for? Mr Bennett is the head of the Yamina party, a predominantly religious faction that opposes Palestinian statehood and wants to annex large sections of the West Bank, territory Israel occupied in the 1967 Middle East war. In fact, Mr Netanyahu began advancing annexation only after Mr Bennett made the idea a vote-getter. Mr Bennett is also a hardliner on Iran. The new government, however, is made up of a jumble of parties with sometimes conflicting ideologies that banded together expressly to remove Netanyahu. To that end, it is expected to try to sideline contentious issues such as Palestinian statehood and focus instead on things like getting

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While You Were Sleeping: 5 stories you might have missed, June 3

Israel’s Lapid set to unseat Netanyahu, form new government Israel’s opposition leader Yair Lapid moved closer to unseating Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday when he officially informed the country’s president that he has reached agreements with political allies to form a new government. About 30 minutes before a midnight deadline, the centrist Lapid, according to a party statement, told President Reuven Rivlin in an email: “I am honoured to inform you that I have succeeded in forming a government.” Rivlin, attending Israel’s soccer cup final at the time, congratulated Lapid by phone, according to his office. Lapid’s main partner is nationalist Naftali Bennett, who would serve as premier first under a rotation between the two men with Lapid taking over after about two years. READ MORE HERE Biden says ‘looking’ at Russia retaliation over JBS cyberattack US President Joe Biden said Wednesday he is “looking” at possible retaliation after the White House linked Russia to a cyberattack against global meat processing giant JBS. Asked by a reporter if he would take action against Russian President Vladimir Putin, whom he will meet for a summit in Geneva later this month, Biden said: “We’re looking closely

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FireEye is selling its products business and name for $1.2 billion

The FireEye logo is seen outside the company’s offices in Milpitas, California, December 29, 2014.Beck Diefenbach | ReutersFireEye said Wednesday it’s selling its products business, including the FireEye name, to a consortium led by private-equity firm Symphony Technology Group for $1.2 billion in cash.The U.S. cybersecurity firm said the sale will split Mandiant Solutions, its cyber forensics unit, from its cloud security, network and email products.Shares of FireEye were relatively flat after hours. The company said the deal is expected to close by the end of the fourth quarter.FireEye was the subject of a cyberattack in December of last year, which it believes was state-sponsored. Microsoft in February credited the company’s transparency about the breach in helping it discover that had also been attacked.FireEye CEO Kevin Mandia said the sale will help it grow its Mandiant Solutions business.”After closing, we will be able to concentrate exclusively on scaling our intelligence and frontline expertise through the Mandiant Advantage platform, while the FireEye Products business will be able to prioritize investment on its cloud-first security product portfolio,” continued Mandia.The sale is just the latest example of a big-dollar tech deal going to private equity.With the exception of special purpose acquisition companies, seven

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Nasa announces two new missions to Venus, its first in decades

WASHINGTON (AFP) – Nasa announced two new missions to Venus on Wednesday that will launch at the end of the decade and are aimed at learning how Earth’s nearest planetary neighbour became a hellscape while our own thrived. “These two sister missions both aim to understand how Venus became an inferno-like world, capable of melting lead at the surface,” said Bill Nelson, the agency’s newly-confirmed administrator. “They will offer the entire science community the chance to investigate a planet we haven’t been to in more than 30 years.” The missions have been awarded about US$500 million (S$661 million) under Nasa’s Discovery Programme, and each is expected to launch in the 2028-2030 timeframe. Both missions were picked from a competitive, peer-reviewed process based on their scientific value and feasibility of their plans. Davinci+, which stands for Deep Atmosphere Venus Investigation of Noble gases, Chemistry, and Imaging, will gather more detail on the composition of Venus’ primarily carbon dioxide atmosphere, to learn how it formed and evolved. The mission also seeks to determine whether the planet once had an ocean. A descent sphere will plunge through the dense atmosphere which is laced with sulphuric acid clouds.

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Britain, EU reach agreement on 2021 fishing rights: Commission

BRUSSELS (AFP) – The European Union and Britain on Wednesday (June 2) reached an agreement on fishing rights for 2021, the European Commission said. The accord was finalised in a phone call between the EU’s Commissioner for Environment, Oceans and Fisheries Virginijus Sinkevicius and British Secretary of State for the Environment George Eustice. “This agreement provides predictability and continuity for our fleets with definitive TACs (trade and cooperation agreements) for the remainder of the year. “This is good for fishermen and women, our coastal communities and our ports, as well as for the sustainable use of our marine resources,” Sinkevicius said in a statement. “This also proves that two partners on both sides of the Channel can find agreements and move forward if they work together.” The agreement guarantees the rights of EU and UK fishing fleets in EU and British waters until the end of 2021. It fixes the total allowable catches for 75 shared fish stocks as well as for some deep-sea stocks for 2021 and 2022. It also provides clarity on access limits for non-quota species. And the signing of the agreement, expected in the coming days, will enable both parties

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Facebook announces new tools to make it easier for businesses and consumers to communicate

In this articleFBAttendees walk past a Facebook logo during Facebook’s F8 developers conference in San Jose, California, April 30, 2019.Stephen Lam | ReutersFacebook on Wednesday announced a number of new developer tools, including several messaging features for businesses, at its virtual F8 software developer conference.The event marked Facebook’s first software developer conference since 2019, as the Covid pandemic forced the company to cancel last year’s event.This year, Facebook placed a focus on new features to help businesses communicate with consumers directly via its messaging services. This is a key focus for Facebook, which is seeking to enable more e-commerce transactions directly on its services and enable businesses to handle more of their customer support via Messenger, WhatsApp and Instagram.Here are some key announcements:Messenger API for Instagram: Facebook announced that all businesses will now have access to the application program interface, or API, for messaging on Instagram. This will make it easier for businesses to automate and manage direct message communication with users. For instance, businesses could create automatic responses or workflows for common consumer questions or requests such as “What’s your return policy?” or “Please track my order” before a chat with a live representative begins.Already, these types of tools

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