A holistic approach to care
Steve How of Wilmington Healthcare explains how health and social care groups are uniting within ‘neighbourhoods’ and what pharma can do to support them
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Life-changing by design
How harnessing design can help pharma connect with patients and customers and save lives
Women in pharma: Maria Belvisi
AstraZeneca's vice president and head, IMED Respiratory on the importance of a supportive network and the challenges of a work-life balance
Women in pharma: Jill Larsen
Medidata's chief human resources officer on bringing women into company boards and the importance of a good mentor relationship
AI has arrived
An in-depth look at the myriad ways artificial intelligence is changing the industry
The changing face of pharma sales
What a new commercial model to engage with HCPs should look like
SmartPeople: Charlotte Chapman
BMS’ director, hub unit manager Regional Clinical Operations on the need for excellence in clinical research
Patient Files: Lupus and liver disease
At just 20 years old Kirsty Mills received a shock diagnosis of liver cirrhosis, following diagnoses of autoimmune hepatitis and lupus. She talks about her experiences with these conditions, and is keen to challenge the misconception that liver disease is all too often associated only with drug and alcohol abuse
