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Nonprofit hospital system Partners HealthCare has unveiled a joint venture with Circulation, an on-demand rideshare service, through which Medicare patients receive free rides to their doctor’s offices in non-emergencies.

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As with any new pharma launch, much planning goes into messaging, target market, channel optimization, and several additional pieces to the process.

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Lilly & Harvard Pilgrim Healthcare's CEOs shared their thoughts on value-based arrangements between pharma and payers

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The American Medical Association (AMA) released new numbers from a study that revealed that doctors that had an ownership stake in their practice no longer make up the majority of the nation’s patient care physicians.

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After a recent unpleasant transcontinental flight due to IBD, a Takeda employee was left with one question, “How can the company I work for help people flying with IBD have a more comfortable flight experience?”

#306

I went to the movies the other day and I was greeted at the ticket counter to discover that I had my own assigned seat.

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Sukh Chugh, Director of Research and Development Informatics Services (RDIS) at Allergan, stepped up to the Digital Pharma West podium to talk about managing global teams as one of the last talks of the day.

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Fabrizio Caranci, Director of Channel Innovation at Merck, started out with this super fact from John Chambers, CEO at Cisco: by 2020 over 30 billion objects will wirelessly be connected to the internet.

#309

You’ve heard of the genius bar concept.

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Eli Lilly plans to open a drug delivery and innovation center in Kendall Square, Massachusetts.

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As the expectations of our modern patient (both young and old) continue to change, the market is being forced to make adaptations.

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Huntington’s disease is a rare, fatal neurodegenerative disease that is desperate for treatment options and doctors are doing their best to help improve the quality of life for the more than 30,000 people living with the disease and over 200,000 at-risk of inheriting it.

#313

More and more we’re seeing hospitals champion innovation within their own walls.

#314

Last month, The Journal of the American Heart Association published the results of a mHealth intervention study.

#315

The transformation of the neighborhood pharmacy into an increasingly important and potent point of care has been written about extensively over the past few years.

#316

Baseball season is upon us.

#317

The National Federation for the Blind has filed a lawsuit against the US Department of Health and Human Services’ sub-agency, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), which is the largest single payor for health care in the United States.

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In recent years, several of the traditional attributes of our modern healthcare system have been challenged.

#319

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.

#320

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

#321

With healthcare expenses always seemingly on the rise, if you had the opportunity to reduce healthcare costs in your company by $1,464 annually per employee would you?

#322

The next time you see your busy doctor scratching her head in the office, there’s a good chance you might catch her consulting a colleague: Dr.

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As patient centricity continues to become more of a focus for pharmaceutical companies and their brands, Novartis recently launched a dedicated social network for heart failure patients and caregivers called Together in HF.

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Health and wellness conversations are challenging on all fronts.

#325

In almost every region around the world, you can find some version of “The mHealth Report.”

#326

Is the market prepared for DTx?

#327

Enter stage left.

#328

Spent last week watching Shaun White win his third gold medal?

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Domino’s has a history of leveraging digital technology to make pizza more exciting.

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Last week at the 2017 Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS), the results of a recent prospective studyshed new light on the importance of shared decision making in elective surgeries.

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