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Historic UN declaration supporting mental health โ€“ treatment to be given similar priority to chronic diseases

Medical Communications | United Nations, WHO, healthcare access, mental health, noncommunicable diseases, primary care

The 80th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) has adopted the political declaration to combat mental health challenges and noncommunicable diseases …

Rare diseases โ€“ spinal muscular atrophy

Medical Communications | gene therapy, medical communications, muscle and motor function, muscle weakness, rare diseases, sma

Spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) is a rare disease characterised by voluntary muscle weakness that can lead to difficulties in activities …

Digital mental health technologies โ€“ a valuable tool in supporting people with depression and anxiety

Medical Communications | MHRA, NHS, NICE, Wellcome, digital technologies, medical communications, mental health

The potential benefits of digital mental health technology for managing depression, anxiety and stress, together with other forms of care, …

Five Facts about spinal muscular atrophy

Medical Communications | Five Facts, Neurology, early diagnosis, five types, gene therapy, muscle weakness, spinal muscular atrophy

1 Spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) is a genetic disease involving the loss of motor neurons in the spinal cord.1 Its …

Healing the fracture in the system: the case for universal fraction liaison services access

Medical Communications, Research and Development | Osteoporosis

By Tina Backhouse In 2024, the UK government committed to achieving 100% coverage of Fracture Liaison Services (FLS)across the NHS …

Five Facts about antimicrobial resistance

Medical Communications | Antimicrobial resistance (AMR), Five Facts

1 Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is when bacteria, viruses,ย fungiย and parasites no longer respond to antimicrobial agents such as antibiotics.1 Around 35,000 …

A community-first future: which pathways will get us there?

Business Services | Gateway to Local Adoption, NHS, Visions4Health, pharmacy

In the final Gateway to Local Adoption article of 2025, Visions4Health caught up with Julian Wenman, senior operations manager in …

Von Willebrand disease โ€“ increasing awareness and access to vital care

Medical Communications, Research and Development | European Medicines Association, Haematology, Takeda, Von Willebrand Disease, clinical trials, disease awareness

Pharmafile talks to Anthea Cherednichenko, Vice President Franchise Head Haematology and Transplant at Takeda about Von Willebrand disease, its causes …

Rethinking oncology trial endpoints with generalised pairwise comparisons

Research and Development | EMA, FDA, Oncology, One2Treat, clinical trials, generalised pairwise comparisons, net treatment benefit, oncology

For decades, oncology trials have been anchored to a familiar set of endpoints. Overall survival (OS) and progression-free survival (PFS) …

Five Facts about menโ€™s mental health

Medical Communications | Five Facts, mental health, menโ€™s mental health

1 While only 15.4% of men are diagnosed with a common mental health condition (CMHCโ€™s) in the UK (compared to …

Is this an Oppenheimer moment for the life sciences industry?

Business Services, Market Access, Market Access Consultancy, Sales and Marketing | NHS, Visions4Health

By Sabina Syed, Managing Director at Visions4Health In the history of science, few initiatives demonstrate the magnitude of coordinated effort …

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