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Mayo Clinic’s partnership with dairy poses conflict of interest, critics say

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The collaboration with Mayo involves research funded by the checkoff on dairy’s impacts on cardiovascular health as well as outreach “communicating dairy’s strong body of evidence,” per a press release from the checkoff when the partnership was first announced. It’s run by Dairy Management Inc.,

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AI in Medical Communications: Revolutionising the present, redefining the future

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Discover how AI is transforming medical communications and reshaping the future of healthcare. Learn about the latest trends, technologies, and advancements in this rapidly evolving field.

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STAT+: DaVita faces another probe over ties to kidney care charity

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attorney general is specifically looking at “communications with AKF, documents relating to donations to the AKF, and communications with patients, providers, and insurers regarding the AKF.” ” The probe covers everything from January 2016 to the present day.

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Crisis Communications and FDA

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In the face of a crisis situation, it is a given that the clarity and thoroughness of the communications response is key to resolving the issue and mitigating any reputational damage. When providing crisis counsel, there are some key things that I always think need to be accomplished in the communications around the situation.

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Simple ways to support a presenter and benefit from their talk

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Oliver Stohlmann’s Corporate Survival Hacks series draws on his experiences of working in local, regional and global life science communications to offer some little tips for enjoying a big business career. This post makes a case for encouraging and supporting presenters in order to get the most out of their expertise. You prepare.

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Opinion: Health care has an ‘LMNO’ problem

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On inpatient medical services, it’s common to hear patients’ laboratory results presented with statements sounding like “CALCE-MAG-FOSS were normal.” ” The efficiency of this reporting is part of the secret handshake of one insider communicating with another.

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Pharma needs to adapt its communications or be left behind

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Amid the turmoil and the race to not only find a vaccine but also help to care for those who are battling the long-term effects of COVID-19, healthcare organisations need to sharpen their communication skills. This makes a thorough and insightful communications strategy based on patient need more likely. Patient focus.