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.

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Understanding Rare Conditions: The Impact on Relationships

September 26, 2023

Findings from Health Union’s surveys of its rare condition communities show one’s relationships and social life can take significant hits.

NPI Targeting: 3 Reasons It’s a Healthcare Advertiser’s Best Friend

August 14, 2023

A 1:1 relationship with HCPs isn't a guarantee. NPI targeting significantly increases the likelihood that happens.

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Maximizing Consumer Engagement with People Living with Rare Disease

August 2, 2023

Understanding the difficulties people with rare conditions often face can help set the table for the engagement challenges pharma marketers typically face.

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Introducing the 2023 Social Health Awards Winners

July 26, 2023

Meet the groundbreaking group of 2023 award winners who you can connect with through Health Union's Social Health Network!

Macular Degeneration Patient-Reported Data | 2020

June 26, 2020

Just 45% of people living with macular degeneration feel controlled on their current treatment plan, according to Health Union survey data.

White Paper: COVID-19 and Chronic Health Conditions

June 24, 2020

To develop and deliver patient-centered solutions now, it’s crucial to monitor the lifecycle of patient attitudes and behaviors in this global pandemic.

Prostate Cancer Patient-Reported Data | 2020

June 22, 2020

58% of people with prostate cancer experienced emotional or mental health changes since their diagnosis, according to Health Union survey data.

Heart Failure Patient-Reported Data | 2020

June 16, 2020

Survey data shows males living with heart failure are more likely than females to be comfortable discussing all aspects of heart failure with their doctor.

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