Gender biases permeate every aspect of society, but the stakes are much higher in healthcare.
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Webinar Report Part Two – Unleashing the potential of global Britain for life sciences: Leading innovation, access and uptake.
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Webinar report Part One - Unleashing the potential of global Britain for life sciences: Leading innovation, access and uptake.
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Is femtech eroding historical barriers in women's health?
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Part Three: Before we are patients, we are people. IQVIA and Public Policy Projects convened a virtual summit of experts to discuss developments in genomics and precision medicine in the context of unleashing the potential of global Britain for life sciences
World Pharmaceutical and Biotech Journal
Part Two: Driving change through NHS infrastructure. IQVIA and Public Policy Projects convened a virtual summit of experts to discuss developments in genomics and precision medicine in the context of unleashing the potential of global Britain for life sciences
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ICJ Editor Francesco Tamilia spoke with several infectious diseases experts to understand how climate change impacts the transmission of infectious diseases and what can be done to minimise and mitigate their impact on people’s health.
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Part One: Competition and collaboration. IQVIA and Public Policy Projects convened a virtual summit of experts to discuss developments in genomics and precision medicine in the context of unleashing the potential of global Britain for life sciences.
World Pharmaceutical and Biotech Journal
Without honestly identifying, recognising, and rectifying the structural barriers to global genomic collaboration, equity across the field of genomics will never be achieved.
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With current discussion around integrated care at a fever pitch, what does it actually mean for health and care delivery?
Accountable Care Journal
The damage of heatwaves to human health, productivity and lifestyles is growing. This is primarily because of the increasing likelihood of heatwaves caused by climate change. What are the impacts of this silent killer and what can be done about it?
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