Market taxonomy by Types includes Bacterial, Viral, Fungal, and Others (e.g., parasitic or autoimmune). Bacterial meningitis dominates the segment, capturing ~55% of the market, due to its high severity and the requirement for immediate intravenous antibiotics. Viral meningitis, while less lethal, constitutes ~30% of cases, driven by recurrent outbreaks and antiviral therapy demand. Fungal meningitis, though rare (~10%), commands premium pricing due to specialized antifungal drugs. The 'Others' category (~5%) includes rare subtypes, often requiring long-term immunosuppressants. This segmentation highlights the marketโs reliance on bacterial meningitis for revenue, while viral and fungal subtypes reflect niche yet critical therapeutic needs, directly influencing R&D priorities and market expansion strategies.