In Europe Preserving Patient Choice Amongst COVID-19 Vaccines
COVID-19 vaccines have made it possible for most Europeans to resume daily routines, gather with friends and family, and return to school and the workplace. Recent news reports, however, have raised concerns that patients in the EU may soon lack options amongst different vaccines.
England Prioritizes Personalized Cardiovascular Care
England is taking new steps to prevent life-threatening cardiovascular disease and improve outcomes for patients.
Increasing Health Access Through Telemedicine
A new digital health platform could make it easier for people with cancer, diabetes and other non-communicable diseases to access care.
Driving Better Patient Outcomes in Rare Neurological Diseases
Across Europe, between 5000 and 8000 people face rare, chronically disabling or life-threatening disorders.
South Africa’s Silent Disease
Your bones matter. That’s the message at the heart of a new campaign aimed at reducing the burden of osteoporosis in South Africa.
Be the Link on World Amyloidosis Day
What can advocates do about a rare, complex disease that impacts people across the globe but is highly unfamiliar even to medical professionals? Raise awareness.
Reclaiming Progress Against Non-Communicable Diseases
The Common Cancer that Few Understand
More than 1 million people are diagnosed with blood cancer every year. Yet, fewer than half of adults in the UK can name even a single symptom.
Clinical Trials Access Barriers Delay & Derail New Treatments
A Global Fight Against Infectious Disease
From the Ebola virus to the COVID-19 pandemic, infectious disease outbreaks have rocked the globe in recent decades.
