Alzheimer’s Disease Patient-Reported Survey Data | 2020
Only 11% of people living with Alzheimer’s disease feel controlled on their current treatment plan, according to Health Union patient-reported survey data.
Only 11% of people living with Alzheimer’s disease feel controlled on their current treatment plan, according to Health Union patient-reported survey data.
44% of people living with COPD who experience pain consider themselves as having chronic pain, according to new Health Union survey data.
71% of people living with multiple sclerosis currently use a DMT but many live with pain and emotional grief, according to new Health Union survey data.
Only 16% of people living with rheumatoid arthritis feel controlled on their current treatment plan, according to new Health Union survey data.
While COVID-19 has resulted in a need to physically isolate, experts are concerned that the associated social isolation will have negative consequences.
Many people living with lung cancer report feeling a stigma associated with their condition, according to new Health Union survey data.
Whether a person plays an active role in treatment or not, the majority of patients surveyed do not feel controlled on their current treatment plan.
More than half of people living with atopic dermatitis who have ever used topical corticosteroids say they are at least “somewhat concerned” about steroid withdrawal.
Only 12% of people living with psoriatic arthritis feel satisfied on their current treatment plan, according to new Health Union survey data.
63% of people living with skin cancer say sun safety/skin cancer prevention is their primary focus, according to new Health Union survey data.