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Brands of all shapes and sizes have tapped into the heavily saturated market of wearable technology.

#122

As the best ones become more accessible and affordable, new trends develop in their place.

#123

The recent shift towards subscription offerings in the consumer marketplace is a trend that doesn’t seem to be slowing down any time soon.

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Clues are anything that hints at a changing consumer need or a new possibility in experience created by trends or technology.

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How COVID-19 and 3 other barriers will transform healthcare over the next few years.

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A $60 million federal program is aiming to bring the benefits of precision medicine to a diverse spread of Wisconsin communities.

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Last year, one of the most recognizable and notable trends we uncovered was that people from all across the globe were becoming multi-screen users, physicians included.

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Since then, we’ve seen this trend continue to gain momentum.

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Last year we identified “ad-blocking” as one of the big communications trends for 2016 (download our report here), and there has been absolutely no shortage of news, perspectives, and soundbites to support this prediction.

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We have been following this for a while, even created SnackStats on the trend, but it keeps popping up.

#131

The trend toward Virtual Reality experiences is continuing to rise and has become more than just another techie buzzword.

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Don’t miss all these great finds from our contributors, including a potentially huge break-through in cancer care, a big trend of men as caregivers, intriguing new ad formats, a new take on junk food, and more.

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The event gathered more than 10,000 nutrition experts to discuss important trends, research and insights in food and health.

#134

On demand services have been a trend that just continues to pick up steam and the we’ve noticed healthcare being no exception.

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One trend Allidura Consumer, a Syneos Health(TM) company, has been watching closely is how people are embracing simplicity—in ways big and small.

#136

The FDA approved the first ever watch accessory, an Apple watch band that not only reads your EKG, but will communicate with your physician if results are abnormal.

#137

You’re not missing out in your use of social media in pharma comms, says Duncan Arbour, our SVP Innovation, Europe.

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With their uninspiring adoption rates and user drop-off trends averaging just 6 months, saying that the future looks bleak for wearables is, in my opinion, putting it lightly.

#139

Last year, one of the major digital trends that we were tracking was the VR tipping point.

#140

Matt, Mike and I recently teamed up to build a presentation on ten of the most intriguing trends we’re following right now.

#141

One Super Bowl game, 1.33 billion chicken wings and 12.5 million pizzas later, we know the feeling all too well.

#142

Read how one brand captured the hearts of fans with bite-sized digestible content on Twitter over a sensitive topic.

#143

In this PM360 article, Chris Iafolla, Head of Digital & Social Strategy at Syneos Health Communications, comments on the usage of chatbot technology in the pharmaceutical industry.

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Social scientists have found that seeing comparative data is a more effective route to behavior change than making more rules.

#145

As some people near the end of their third month of lockdown, many COVID-19-related trends are starting to look quite different than they did toward the beginning of the pandemic.

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One of the big themes this year at the summit was innovations from healthcare outsiders, something that we have focused on quite a bit since naming it a trend a little over a year ago.

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The point of care has been steadily shifting away from where the clinic exists to wherever the patient goes.

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Access to an increasing amount of information is catalyzing research, while also lending to higher levels of professional burnout on behalf of health care professionals, says company executive.

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An inside look into where tech innovation is bringing real value to healthcare and how pharma brands are keeping up with the pace.

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A new study by a graduate student with the Harvard University psychology department reports that social media posts can provide clues as to whether or not a user is likely to suffer from depression.

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