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Why patient engagement must come first in rare disease trials

Explore why patient engagement is the cornerstone of successful rare disease trials, emphasising the importance of designing studies around the realities of patients' lives to build trust and improve outcomes.

Cuttsy + Cuttsy

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New Cuttsy+Cuttsy research shows why site support matters more than ever

Cuttsy+Cuttsy's upcoming report, 'The site factor: Where protocol meets practice in clinical trials', delves into the critical role of site staff in clinical research, offering insights into their daily challenges,...

Cuttsy + Cuttsy

- PMLiVE

New Webinar: 2026 Engagement Strategies For Modern Pharma

Turn interaction into intelligence! Don’t miss this chance to lead the industry with our free pharma-exclusive webinar!

Impetus Digital

- PMLiVE

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The new programme addresses the urgent unmet medical need for new therapies to tackle antibiotic-resistant infections

Amiculum meets Trishna Bharadia, patient engagement and health advocate

How can pharma build genuine partnerships with patient communities?

Patient engagement is not optional in pharma – it’s integral. Meaningful partnerships with patients, caregivers and advocates must shape every stage of healthcare and medicines development, driving better outcomes, equity...

Amiculum

- PMLiVE

Pfizer’s Braftovi combination therapy shows positive results for colorectal cancer

Colorectal cancer is the third most common cancer globally, with approximately 1.8 million people diagnosed in 2022

Healthcare setting

Clinical research in 2026: The trends shaping tomorrow

Discover the key trends shaping clinical research in 2026, from patient-centric approaches to empowering site staff and fostering stronger human connections.

Cuttsy + Cuttsy

- PMLiVE

Pfizer’s Hympavzi significantly reduces bleeds in haemophilia patients

Over 800,000 people worldwide live with haemophilia

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