RxCommunications

04/07/2022

https://rxcomms.com/blog/distilling-the-complexity-of-the-body/

The field of psychoneuroimmunology has blossomed over the last three decades, as researchers and physicians alike have sought to elucidate the multifactorial nature of a variety of diseases.

30/06/2022

https://rxcomms.com/blog/top-10-sarcoma-journals-in-2022/
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27/06/2022

Major pharmaceutical companies strive to take full advantage of digital transformation, as evidenced by recent mergers and acquisitions (M&A) and equity investments

23/06/2022

Believe it or not, it is generally unethical to deliberately infect someone with a disease (not the best way to start a medical communications piece, but bear with me).

15/05/2022

COVID-19 has radically disrupted traditional medical society conferences in a way that couldn't have been imagined in 2019. Take a look at the pros and cons and decide for yourself.

Virtual medical conferences are increasingly common since the beginning of the pandemic. But are they better than in person events? Let’s talk pros and cons

12/05/2022

A company finds its destiny by answering three questions: ‘Who are we?’ ‘What do we stand for?’ and ‘How do we serve?’

On a good weather day in March the Welsh valley in which Rx resides is chocolate box perfect with gambolling lambs, drifts of daffodils and the song thrush singing his song twice over.

09/05/2022

What is the answer? How do you cope with this condition? Maybe it starts with the quiet strength of ordinary people who get through ordinary days, one at a time.

Affective disorders also known as mood disorders are a set of mental disorders that seriously impact a person’s mental state

03/05/2022

Anemia is the most common blood disorder, and according to the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, it affects more than 3 million Americans.

Anaemia (commonly spelt anemia in North America), refers to the medical condition in which the body doesn’t have enough functioning red blood cells to adequately carry oxygen to all areas of the body.

28/04/2022

Skills needed for a Market Access career – do you have them?

What is market access and what makes market access a great career choice? As the final hurdle in the drug development process, market access is a driving force behind the successful delivery of a drug or medical device to market.

27/04/2022

Education and understanding are keys to effective control of asthma. World Asthma Day raises awareness of the condition in the hope of relieving suffering and reducing deaths.

It’s estimated that in 2019, nearly 500,000 deaths were caused by asthma - a noncommunicable disease that affects the airways by narrowing them, causing them to swell and sometimes producing extra mucus.

25/04/2022

Is gene therapy unethical? Successful gene therapy requires major advances in our current knowledge, and it raises contentious ethical issues.

Gene therapy is subject to many of the platitudes that are endemic to medical communication – ‘ground-breaking’, ‘miracle cure’, unprecedented’ – the list goes on.

24/03/2022

Symptoms often do not appear until cancer has advanced, so it is important to have regular colorectal cancer screenings.

Colorectal cancer is the disease caused when abnormal growths (polyps), in the colon (large intestine or large bowel) or re**um, turn cancerous. It can be called colon cancer for short. …