This page shows the latest rare diseases news and features for those working in and with pharma, biotech and healthcare.
The statement contains a series of proposals to improve the lives of people living with rare diseases by addressing access barriers to transformative medicines. ... The EFPIA-EURORDIS joint statement on patient access to medicines for rare diseases
The IMF will provide potentially life-saving drugs for rare and genetic diseases, with the UK government pledging up to £680m per year to be divided up between the funds. ... For those living with rare conditions, approving treatments for rare disease
This is how all global problems should be tackled.”. The company has also pledged to provide 23 medicines and vaccines to treat infectious diseases, certain cancers and rare and inflammatory diseases. ... These diseases result in almost one million
It was also shared that Chip Wilson, founder of SOLVE FSHD, has committed a personal pledge of $100m towards a cure for facioscapulohumeral muscular dystrophy (FSHD), a rare disease he was ... quality of life for those affected by rare neuromuscular
Using Flagship’s innovative bioplatforms from a portfolio of 41 companies, the partnership will address scientific challenges within rare and cardio-metabolic diseases by creating research programmes to specifically target these ... This is a new and
AstraZeneca’s (AZ) rare disease group subsiduary Alexion has reached a settlement agreement with Chugai Pharmaceutical Co (Chugai). ... of people affected by rare diseases.”.
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Understanding the lived experience – a real life example. Successful healthcare communication within rare diseases depends on forming a deep understanding of the interwoven HCP and patient pathways. ... The film highlights the fact that one in 20
Patient populations, particularly those with rare diseases, network with each other via the internet, and HCPs connect with each other and their patients digitally, but pharma has not really caught up ... Hall added: “Digital and technology advances
He added: “Pharma has been getting better at this and it will become even more important as industry focuses more on rare diseases. ... That has completely changed and we’re now launching regularly thanks to huge advancements in rare diseases, which
Rare disease R&D hinges on the ‘real world’. Patient engagement in rare diseases is imperative. ... However, providing data in rare diseases is rarely a ‘slam dunk’, as the generation of RWE comes from multiple sources.
One trend that we’re witnessing in industry data, and from anecdotal evidence from our clients, is that more specialised medicines are being developed and there is more investment into rare ... diseases and niche indications, and increasingly segmented
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First launched in 2012, the 100, 000 Genome Project had ambitious plans to map the genomes of NHS patients to deliver treatments for those with rare inherited diseases and cancer.
While at Sanofi, she served as head of rare diseases, Central and Eastern Europe – in this role, she led all commercial activities for rare disease-related programmes in those regions.
In her new role at Porter Novelli, Tovey will work across a global pharmaceutical client portfolio that includes neurology, rare diseases and HIV.
Hall (pictured left) has over 25 years of experience in drug development, with the last decade spent focused on rare diseases. ... He co-founded the rare disease patient group support charity Findacure with Nick Sireau, the advisor to and the inspiration
Jason's extensive commercial experience, including the planning, preparation and execution of product launches in rare diseases and nascent markets, will be critical as we work to bring teplizumab to type
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On 20th February, we attended ‘The Unusual Suspects: Rare Diseases in Everyday Medical Care” at the Royal Society of Medicine, hosted by Medics 4 Rare Diseases (M4RD). ... emotive is proud to be working in rare diseases for a number of clients.
Children can be left facing an uncertain future and an unclear treatment pathway when they have a rare disorder. ... 3) The child might have an array of symptoms that are in fact an unusual presentation of a known rare condition.
With two exciting new EMEA and Global accounts added in Rare Disease and Advanced Therapies along with expanding existing client work, emotive is delighted to welcome five new recruits to the ... treatment of rare diseases.” said Dorothy at the end of
It will help raise awareness of rare diseases amongst medical students and doctors so it will have a really positive impact.”. ... What surprised me was the fast pace and the vast range of diseases (especially rare diseases) that we work on – a lot
Everyone is passionate about their work. Working in rare diseases, where there are so many exciting new advances, I feel good about what we do. ... emotive is an award-winning healthcare communications agency working with leading global life sciences
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