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New Survey Shows Those with Type 2 Diabetes Struggle to Manage the Condition

November 30, 2017

While people with type 2 diabetes understand what steps are needed to manage their condition, many are challenged by the demands of doing so, according to a new Health Union survey, “Type 2 Diabetes In America.” Respondents used words like “frustrating,” “challenging,” “annoying,” “difficult,” and “inconvenient” to describe the condition ...

Psoriatic Arthritis In America 2017 survey

Psoriatic Arthritis Impact Not Always Visible

October 11, 2017

Psoriatic Arthritis' impact not always visible or understood according to new Psoriatic Arthritis In America survey from Health Union

Hepatitis C In America patient survey 2017

Hepatitis C Patients Delay Treatment Due to Cost Concerns

October 4, 2017

Hepatitis C In America survey of 600+ individuals diagnosed with chronic hepatitis C infection shows many not under the care of an HCP for the condition.

Health Union Launches New Online Community: AtopicDermatitis.net

September 22, 2017

In addition to the physical symptoms of atopic dermatitis such as intense itching and dry, scaly skin, people suffering from the condition often wrestle with feelings of embarrassment and frustration, according to “Atopic Dermatitis In America,” a new Health Union survey. The online survey was conducted May 3-July 11, 2017 and accompanied the launch of Health Union’s newest community, AtopicDermatitis.net.

Prostate Cancer Diagnosis: Significant Impact on Quality of Life

May 15, 2019

The initial stage at which men are diagnosed with prostate cancer can have an impact on multiple facets of their quality of life.

Advanced Breast Cancer Patients Feel Condition Is Misunderstood

May 7, 2019

People living with advanced stages of breast cancer are more likely than the broader breast cancer population to experience low quality of life.

Half of Blood Cancer Cases Detected Incidentally

April 25, 2019

Survey reveals a 50-50 split between blood cancer being detected after experiencing symptoms, and as a result of other unrelated or incidental situations.

Cancer Patients More Satisfied With Doctors Than Autoimmune Patients Are

March 11, 2019

More than 8 in 10 cancer patients reported a high level of HCP satisfaction, while just over 6 in 10 patients with autoimmune conditions felt the same way.

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