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WHO publishes brief calling for integrated approach to epilepsy treatment
This can mean people living with epilepsy often face barriers to education and employment, which in turn prevents them from being fully involved socially in community life.
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New UK study finds most MS patients not offered fatigue treatments
Those younger, those with a longer duration of MS, those not in regular employment and those with higher levels of fatigue were more likely to have been offered some form of
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UK Government announces £800m boost to support innovation and improve patient safety
The boost is also set to improve regional economic growth through employment opportunities and give private sector organisations confidence to continue to invest in research.
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UK Government announces £50m research boost to tackle health inequalities
By focusing on the wider determinants of health such as employment, housing, education and the physical environment, the areas we are supporting have a tremendous opportunity to make a lasting impact
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WHO and ILO call for ‘concrete actions’ to address mental health issues at work
with severe mental health conditions, provide interventions that facilitate entry into paid employment.
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Alzheimer’s Research UK calls for government action to address inequalities in dementia risk
Having investigated the effect of ‘individual’ socio-economic deprivation – such as low income – and ‘area-level’ socio-economic deprivation – such as employment rates – the researchers found that both were linked to ... their employment
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Design considerations and best practices in clinical research
Employment of best practices in an ECA include the application of interval-censored data analyses for time-to-event endpoints, such as survival, progression-free survival, duration of response, or time
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Alzheimer’s Research UK highlights socio-economic inequalities in dementia risk
Researchers used data from a long-term national study of American adults in midlife and examined the association between their employment and memory decline over 12 years. ... The government has a key role in addressing inequalities through a range of
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The Brexit clock is counting down and time is running out
The offer letter and employment contract for all employees should clearly state that employment is conditional on the person having the right to work and the employee providing satisfactory evidence of
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Route 66: can remote working put two-thirds of us back on the road to engaged employment?
Pre-pandemic, 66% of the world’s workforce weren’t engaged in their jobs – Chris Ross examines how the rush to remote working has impacted employee engagement
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Growing up as a patient is hard to manage
Adolescents are typically busy and are often expected to manage several unrelated activities simultaneously (eg, school, extracurricular activities, employment, social commitments) and are still developing the skills to try to balance
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MannKind boosts its senior management team
Pfeffer's appointment follows the withdrawal of the company's previous offer of employment to Duane DeSisto who will no longer take up the chief executive officer and president role for
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Michael Parini moves from Pfizer to Vertex
and employment litigation.
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Extension for head of Germany’s VFA
an industrial and employment model that has innovation at the centre.".
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UF and Endo place a similar burden on women, their family and employment opportunities.
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From Vision to Action: Medical Affairs’ Time to Lead is Now – Key Themes and Takeaways From the 2022 Medical Affairs Professional Society (MAPS) Global Annual Meeting
Luis Perez, Senior Commercial Director, Nucleus Global. If you would like to learn more about our medical communications capabilities or current employment opportunities within Nucleus Global, please get in touch at
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WHITE PAPER: Gender inequality—how COVID-19 impacted women
The UN is also predicting that there could be a prolonged impact on women’s income and employment status because of the pandemic compared to men. ... Published 2020. Accessed September 14 2021. 13. Current Employment Statistics - CES (National),
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4 ways to recruit Alzheimer’s disease patients for your clinical trial
This means that some patients might be hiding their diagnosis from others, including employers, family and friends, due to their fear of employment or social implications.
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“Hard to reach” is no longer an acceptable excuse
The social determinants of health such as income and social protection, education, employment and housing play a major role in shaping our health status.
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- World Health Organization releases latest set of COVID-19 guidelines
- BeiGene’s Brukinsa receives FDA approval for chronic lymphocytic leukaemia
- AstraZeneca/Daiichi Sankyo’s Enhertu approved by EC for advanced breast cancer
- Eli Lilly announces $450m investment in US manufacturing site
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