Type 2 Diabetes Patient-Reported Survey Data
People living with type 2 diabetes share the stigma and judgment they feel associated with their diagnosis in new survey data from Health Union.
People living with type 2 diabetes share the stigma and judgment they feel associated with their diagnosis in new survey data from Health Union.
Just 38% of people living with HepC indicated they understood what “hepatitis C viral load” means, according to new Health Union survey data.
Merely 9% of people living with IBS were currently taking a prescription IBS medication, according to new 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.