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Unpacking rare diseases in the first edition of Delta magazine

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Welcome to Delta – the new Fishawack Health magazine. We’ve chosen to focus our first edition of the magazine on a topic close to our hearts, rare diseases. DOWNLOAD OUR DIGITAL MAGAZINE HERE. The post Unpacking rare diseases in the first edition of Delta magazine appeared first on.

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Deep Dive: Communications and Commercialisation

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The COVID-19 pandemic kickstarted a period of profound change in how the pharmaceutical industry approaches both communications and commercialisation. The pharma company’s senior vice president for major markets talks about the continued evolution of the industry’s approach to communications and commercialisation.

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COVID heralds a faster future for drug development (if stakeholders can collaborate)

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Drug development alone is not really working to solve [chronic illness],” he added, noting that BIOS aims to use AI to read these neural signals, find out how they work and eventually control them to produce a therapeutic effect. George Underwood is the editor for pharmaphorum’s Deep Dive digital magazine. About the author.

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Navigating the patient maze – pharma’s evolving challenge

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Pharma companies are embracing patient centricity in drug development more than ever before. Over the last decade, leaders in the industry have championed patient engagement, putting it at the heart of commercial strategies. I don’t want to be called a patient, and I’m not on a journey.”.

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How to Become a Medical Writer: A Comprehensive Guide 

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Medical writing refers to creating healthcare-related textual content that aims to improve doctor-patient communication and provide insights on industry topics. Medical writers must be outstanding communicators, capable of breaking down complex ideas for the public and healthcare professionals in a digestible way.