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The global health risk assessment market is forecast to expand at a CAGR of 4.52%, and will reach USD 28.26 Bn by 2023, from USD 22.66 Bn in 2018.

The corporate wellness market, which comprises the health risk assessment, stress management, fitness and weight management segments, is expected to witness steady growth due to increasing cognizance of workforce wellness. An increase in the prevalence of lifestyle related diseases among employees, owing to hectic work, long hours, and unhealthy eating habits, creates a huge demand for corporate wellness programs across the world. The global corporate wellness market is forecast to expand at a CAGR of 4.95%, and will reach a value of USD 61.95 Bn by 2023, from USD 48.66 Bn in 2018. Request A Free Sample @  https://www.radiantinsights.com/research/global-corporate-wellness-market-2018-2023/request-sample Segmentation based on service type Based on the service type, the health risk assessment segment held the highest market share (46.56%) in 2018, owing to an increase in the incidence of chronic diseases, improved awareness among employers to keep their employees healthy, and...

Overview of the sexual wellness market in the US

This market research study identifies Ansell, Church & Dwight, Reckitt Benckiser, and Doc Johnson as the leading players in the sexual wellness market in the US. A comprehensive analysis of this market is also presented by product (sex toys, condoms and female contraceptives, personal lubricants, erotic lingerie, and others) and by distribution (retail and specialty stores and online stores). Get free PDF request sample @  http://bit.ly/2zpLGLL It has been observed that during 2011, around eight million people across the world belonged to the LGBT community. Technavio’s research analysis on the sexual wellness market in the US has identified the growing LGBT population in the country as one of the major factors that will have a positive impact on the market’s growth in the coming years. During 2015, 379 corporations and employer organizations such as Goldman Sachs, Google, Morgan Stanley, and the Coca-Cola Company took initiatives to urge the Supreme Court to rem...