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DISC Profiling

Fake News is Bad for your Health

Ill informed patients make poor health decisions

Life Healthcare Communications

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Changing healthcare communications

Replacing anxiety with confidence, mediocrity with purpose

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Q&A: Beth Whitworth

Gemma Jones interviews Virgo Health's director

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Q&A: Kate Pain

Gemma Jones interviews Pfizer's digital marketing lead

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Q&A: Jenny Squibbs The best and worst things about working in healthcare comms

Gemma Jones interviews 90TEN's senior account director

Londonvelophobia (fear of cycling in London) – debunked

Air pollution in London is a huge issue at the moment, which has many implications for our health. One way to tackle it is to get more vehicles off the...

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How Helpful are Simple Health Messages?

We all know them… 5 A Day, Act F.A.S.T, Vinnie Jones performing CPR to the Bee Gees – over the years, many a health message has been compacted into an easy to...

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18 SWITCHED ONcology: The Big Communication

Matching unprecedented clinical advances in immuno-oncology with transformative communication

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Australian Flu and the dilemma of naming diseases

During the winter of 2017-2018 not a day passed when the Australian flu was not mentioned by the UK press. The British media turned talking about Australian flu into an...

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How human differences can affect communication success by Samantha Lynne

DISC Consultant Samantha Lynne examines how human differences affect communication success.

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Can we ‘outsmart’ smartphone addiction by using it to develop effective health apps?

Are you guilty of repeatedly checking your phone 24/7? Our new blog explores what makes them so addictive and how understanding this may help us develop more effective health apps.

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Why I think rare disease companies are more patient-centric

Guest blogger Kamlesh Sheth believes companies that specialise in rare disease tend to be more patient-centric.

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