Health Union Opens Nominations for 2024 Social Health Awards
The Social Health Awards is the only awards program judged by patients and industry alike that celebrates health leaders – across nearly all condition areas and social platforms.
Health Union Announces Winners of 2023 Social Health Awards
Health leaders were nominated across 10 categories designed to showcase the various forms of advocacy across all condition areas and platforms.
Health Union Launches Patient Leader Certification Program
The program will provide patient leaders with the opportunity to develop a deeper understanding of industry best practices, including FTC regulations.
Health Union Survey Reveals Older Individuals Receptive to RSV Vaccine
Six in 10 of 60-and-up survey respondents said they would be extremely likely to ask their healthcare provider about the RSV vaccine once it was available.
Health Union Launches Nominations for 2023 Social Health Awards
Nominations for the 2023 Social Health Awards are open to patient and caregiver leaders who are active members of an online health community.
Health Union, Society for Participatory Medicine Announce Collaboration
Health Union and SPM will collaborate on the development of a certification program that educates patient leaders and increases their credibility.
Survey: Caregivers Need Emotional Support Resources for Themselves
Survey respondents who are current caregivers identified emotional support for themselves (59%) as the top information or resource they need more of.
Health Union Launches RareDisease.Net
The aim is for anybody living with one of thousands of rare conditions to connect with others in the shared experience of living with a rare condition.
Health Union to Present Poster on IBS at ACG’s Annual Meeting
The research reveals that 40% of survey respondents considered their condition severe and 55% considered their IBS moderate.
Survey Reveals Most People with SMA Using New Gene Therapies
Three-fourths of survey respondents said they currently use an “SMN-enhancing” treatment, while another 19% said they previously used one.