Rose White
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I stumbled upon this
www.mordorintelligence.com
It is a market analysis of the growth in Tourette’s syndrome treatment. It says that this disorder is projected to grow in diagnosis and treatment by 10% over the next five years.
I was learning about how during the pandemic the number of people displaying Tourette’s on tik tok skyrocketed. Most of them are teen girls. The phenomenon has been labeled a social pandemic. Then I found the market report which links the rising cases to being long term symptoms of COVID and stress/anxiety, nothing about social pandemic.
But I was just a bit surprised that investors follow mental health trends in order to plan which pharmaceutical companies to invest in. I would expect these sorts of market reports also exist for PTSD, gender-affirming care, weight loss, and other modern health issues. I just never saw it so black and white that a disorder would make a good investment.
Also odd that the site is called Mordor, given the connotation.
ETA: it is washing over me like a slowly rising tide that *every* single aspect of modern life is commodified and there are market analysts watching all of them.
I can’t think of one thing or part of my life that is not commodified. Whoa. Okay. Time out, if that’s possible. Breathe.
Tourette Syndrome Treatment Market Size & Analysis 2031
The Tourette Syndrome Treatment Market worth USD 2.85 billion in 2026 is growing at a CAGR of 5.06% to reach USD 3.64 billion by 2031. AstraZeneca Plc, Reviva Pharmaceuticals Inc., Viatris Inc., Otsuka Holdings Co. Ltd and Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd are the major companies operating in...
It is a market analysis of the growth in Tourette’s syndrome treatment. It says that this disorder is projected to grow in diagnosis and treatment by 10% over the next five years.
I was learning about how during the pandemic the number of people displaying Tourette’s on tik tok skyrocketed. Most of them are teen girls. The phenomenon has been labeled a social pandemic. Then I found the market report which links the rising cases to being long term symptoms of COVID and stress/anxiety, nothing about social pandemic.
But I was just a bit surprised that investors follow mental health trends in order to plan which pharmaceutical companies to invest in. I would expect these sorts of market reports also exist for PTSD, gender-affirming care, weight loss, and other modern health issues. I just never saw it so black and white that a disorder would make a good investment.
Also odd that the site is called Mordor, given the connotation.
ETA: it is washing over me like a slowly rising tide that *every* single aspect of modern life is commodified and there are market analysts watching all of them.
I can’t think of one thing or part of my life that is not commodified. Whoa. Okay. Time out, if that’s possible. Breathe.
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