The gene therapy market will finally emerge in 1997, and by the year 2000 will be producing global revenues of $2.6 billion, according to a new study from Frost & Sullivan. By that time, around 48% of sales will be in cancer treatments, with 30% represented by treatments for genetic diseases, 11% for viral diseases and 7% for anemias, it forecasts.
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