At our other site, we have written numerous times about marketing influencers. As well as the value of niche marketing. In this post, we combine the two concepts.…
Read morePhysicians as Cancer Heroes During the Ukraine War
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The war in Ukraine has had a terrible physical and psychological toll. Nonetheless, there are heroes galore. Today, we look at physicians as cancer heroes during the Ukraine war.…
A New Liver Cancer Treatment
Earlier this year, we wrote “In Memory of Nightbirde – An Amazing Person.” Liver cancer contributed to her passing. Thankfully, there is now a new liver cancer treatment.…
National Cancer Institute Videos
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A while back, we examined valuable resources from the National Cancer Institute. It offers several types of multimedia resources. Today, we focus on National Cancer Institute videos.…
Patient Centricity in Clinical Trials
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Unfortunately, many clinical trials have limitations. For example, see Pharma Reps Need to Provide Solid Info. And often they are not patient centric enough.…
In Honor of the Women in Our Lives
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March is Women’s History Month. With the swirl of bad actors in the world, 2022 is especially important. Just think of the displaced young Ukrainian mothers and what they are going through.…
Cancer Prevention and Veterans
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We have presented a number of prior posts about cancer prevention. Now, we turn to cancer prevention and veterans.
Advice from the VA: Cancer Prevention and Veterans
Recently, the U.S.…
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