Healthcare Industry Thought Leadership

Health Union’s data-driven industry conversations help pharma make smarter, more effective decisions. Check out our latest thought leadership pieces below.

Socially Driven Insights Illuminate Real-Time Patient Needs

November 7, 2022

Survey data like Health Union's "In America" socially driven insights add more context and recency for understanding patient needs in real, actionable ways.

[GUIDE] Influencer Marketing and Social Health

September 2, 2022

This exclusive guide for pharma marketers details how to execute meaningful, scalable, and impactful influencer marketing campaigns with patient leaders.

Introducing the 2022 Social Health Awards Winners

August 25, 2022

Meet the outstanding 2022 award winners, who represent the wide range of patient leaders you can connect with through Health Union's Social Health Network.

How Condition-Specific Stories Fuel Engagement in Social Health

August 15, 2022

Impactful patient leader stories supported by active moderation creates ongoing, condition-specific engagement, and ultimately, trust in social health.

The Year of Substance: Finding Success During 2020 and Beyond

January 22, 2021

For Health Union in 2020, substance can be attributed to our mission and core values, a strong people-first culture and the ability to adapt.

5 Ways to Make Your Pharma Marketing More Personal

January 20, 2021

Break through the noise and reach and engage people during their unique health journey with our tips to help personalize your pharma marketing strategies.

The Positive Impact of CFTR Modulators: a Year-Over-Year Comparison

December 22, 2020

Current CFTR modulator usage increased from nearly half of respondents in 2019, when three modulators were approved, to 68% in 2020.

Migraine Patient-Reported Survey Data

December 16, 2020

New Health Union survey data show patients experience a very high number of symptoms and triggers, reinforcing that migraine is “more than just a headache.”

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