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Survey: Dermatologists Improve Hidradenitis Suppurativa Patients’ Confidence

April 6, 2021

Only 44% of Hidradenitis Suppurativa In America survey respondents currently see a dermatologist; of those, 43% see both a dermatologist and a PCP.

Restless Legs Syndrome: An Often Confusing Patient Journey

February 15, 2021

Treatment can be a difficult hurdle. Only 29% of diagnosed RLS respondents feel their condition is controlled on their current treatment plan.

Survey: Devices Most Often Used for Health Are Not Always Most Helpful

January 21, 2021

Seven in 10 Connected Health 2020 survey respondents who use smartwatches to manage health and wellness said they find them helpful.

Insomnia Prescription Use Tied to Comorbidities, Severity, HCPs

December 18, 2020

More than six in 10 insomnia respondents said they currently take a prescription medication that treats the condition or related symptoms.

Health Union Named Finalist in MM&M Awards 2016: Best Healthcare Consumer Media Brand

July 11, 2016

Today, MM&M announced finalists for its annual awards, which recognize and champion both creativity and effectiveness in healthcare marketing and communications. Health Union is proud to be among the finalists for Best Healthcare Consumer Media Brand for its patient-centric platform, MultipleSclerosis.net. Read more about MM&M Awards 2016 and see other finalists here.

Irritable Bowel Syndrome Patients Often Go Without Medical Care and Self-Treat

June 29, 2016

A new national survey by Health Union of more than 1,000 individuals with Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) reveals that the condition is difficult to diagnose and often even more difficult to treat. Respondents often found healthcare providers and the public in general lacking in empathy and understanding of the full impact of the disease. Self-treatment often becomes the norm and controlling symptoms difficult.

New Health Union Survey Reveals Importance of Online Health Communities

June 15, 2016

A new survey from Health Union of more than 2,200 people with chronic health conditions and their caregivers illustrates how patients use online health information to better understand their health condition, learn about symptoms and treatment, and share experiences with other patients living with the same health condition. The findings are summarized in a recently published white paper, entitled “Social Media for Health: What Patients Really Want.”

New Study Finds Asthma Patients Rely Heavily on Rescue Inhalers, Condition Proves Difficult To Diagnose

May 12, 2016

Asthma patients report most frequently using rescue inhalers for treatment, showing the difficult path many people have prior to being correctly diagnosed.

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