The genetic testing market is projected to grow from $11.7B in 2024 to nearly $50‑91B by 2033‑34, driven by the shift toward proactive prevention.
Holds 49.3% revenue share in 2024, enabling precise multi‑gene analysis at lower costs.
Fastest growing segment in software & services
1M+ genomes to be sequenced by 2030
Real data from clinical trials and global studies proving the life‑saving impact of genetic testing.
For BRCA carriers with pre-diagnosis awareness vs 78% without
Cases caught at Stage 0-1 with genetic screening
For BRCA1 carriers with preventive interventions
Women who know their BRCA status before diagnosis have dramatically better outcomes. 64% of breast cancers in known carriers are detected by MRI at treatable stages.
Every statistic represents real people whose lives have been transformed through preventive genetic testing.
With early statin therapy for familial hypercholesterolemia
For patients with PGx‑guided prescriptions
DPYD gene testing before chemotherapy
In anthracycline‑induced cardiotoxicity
FDA Drug Labels with Genetic Guidance
Cost Savings per Patient (Antidepressants)
PGx Studies Showing Cost‑Effectiveness
Early knowledge of BRCA status dramatically improves survival outcomes and enables life‑saving preventive measures.
Preventive Mastectomy + Oophorectomy (BRCA1)
10.3 years
Preventive Mastectomy + Oophorectomy (BRCA2)
4.4 years
Annual MRI + Mammography Screening (BRCA1)
2-9.9 years
Oophorectomy at Age 40 (BRCA1)
15% survival gain by 70
Women aware of their BRCA status before diagnosis have a 94% five‑year survival rate compared to 78% for those who learn after diagnosis. 86% of cases are caught at Stage 0‑1 with genetic screening, versus only 39% without.
Projections for 2025‑2034 show exponential growth in genetic testing adoption worldwide.
Projected global market size depending on sector definitions
Compound annual growth rate through 2034
Software & services powered by artificial intelligence
Join millions worldwide who are taking control of their health through genetic insights. Early detection saves lives.
Data sources: FDA Guidelines 2024, PREPARE Trial, Clinical Oncology Research, Global Rare Disease Study