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A new study published in The Lancet medical journal points to the emergence of the first successful vaccine guarding against the Ebola virus.

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Baseball season is upon us.

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Uber and Lyft both recently announced new ventures in the healthcare space.

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In a recently released research paper published by medication adherence company, HealthPrize Technologies and consulting company Capgemini, pharmaceutical companies are losing $637 billion in revenue annually to non-adherence.

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Supporting people living with cancer is a top priority for any organization and individual working in the cancer space.

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In a recent 2017 study about health literacy, 20% of respondents reported they didn’t know the meaning of the word ‘premium’.

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A recent study conducted by the Chicago Tribune revealed pharmacies missed dangerous drug interactions 52% of the time.

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For over 60 years, Meals on Wheels America has delivered pre-made entrees to seniors and other eligible individuals throughout the country.

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Several trends we’re following this year are focused around the patient’s voice and bringing it in early and often.

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Just don’t buy junk food and you’ll be healthier right?

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What does good fondue have to do with the way your brain works?

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Apple is using the Apple Watch within a secret group of biomedical engineers at Apple to revolutionize the way we monitor blood glucose levels: without a pin prick.

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If you visited CES this year, you may have noticed that the technologies from last year that seemed light years away are finally ready for the consumer.

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A recent article from Medical Marketing and Media (MM&M) analyzes what has been on all of our minds in the last 6-9 months: What will pharma’s response be to so many consumer brands crossing over into healthcare?

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Born in mid-2016, Ada is now the #1 medical app in over 130 countries and recently won a Cannes Lions award for innovation and a silver winner at the Clios.

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The Cleveland Clinic was the first major academic medical center to make patient experience a strategic goal, hire and appoint a Chief Experience Officer, and one the first to establish an Office of Patient Experience.

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264 vaccines in the pipeline. $173b saved in cancer-related costs. 883,000 fewer hospitalizations per year.

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With a low public tolerance to drug pricing in the recent news, two companies joined forces to help combat the difficult subject when discussing pharmaceutical pricing: transparency.

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71% of snapchat users are 34 and younger and 45% of users are between the ages of 18-24 according to Snap’s IPO filing in February.

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Should pharmaceutical brands think beyond the traditional voice options and add personality and even choices based on each individuals preference?

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“It’s not life threatening, but I can’t drive…Call an Uber.”

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Pfizer’s new television ad is revolutionary for the pharmaceutical industry and is closely following one of our new 2017 Communication Trends.

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Each day, it is estimated more than 115 people in the US die from an opioid overdose.

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Provisions from the Affordable Care Act and funding to public health centers like Planned Parenthood have given many women access to contraceptives without any out-of-pocket cost.

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For the first time in 20 years, The FDA has issued new draft guidance on how pharmaceutical companies can communicate healthcare economic information (HCEI) with payers.

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These days, Pharma is no stranger to criticism.

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Do prescription drug ads increase utilization and adherence?

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I can read in the dark, can you?

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If your travels include select Marriott properties in the future, you could walk into your hotel room and notice a new device sitting on the nightstand.

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The recent uptick in awareness of nourishing our bodies with fruits and vegetables has been accompanied by an increase in awareness of where these fruits and vegetables are coming from.

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