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Conway Strategic backstopped Perrigo’s PR team on the launch of Opill, the first ever over-the-counter birth control pill to receive the approval of the Food and Drug Administration.
Rachel Gartner Clark, who led Real Chemistry’s public affairs practice, is joining Narrative Strategies as managing director, overseeing the agency’s healthcare practice.
Shannon Susko, who most recently led Edelman Smithfield’s healthcare division, comes on board at Centene Corporation as senior VP and chief communications officer.
How PR leaders can help life-sciences clients navigate the murky waters of FDA court rulings.
Tim Bird, former CEO of M Booth Health, Health Unlimited and Cooney Waters, has joined LifeSci Communications as executive VP, client services.
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Healthcare PR firms registered a robust 24.8 percent jump in 2022 fee income to a combined $1.7B. Evoke Group and Spectrum set the pace among the Top Ten firms. |
Finn Partners has added Robin Pomeranz Cronin as creative director and Ivan Ruiz as partner, global digital health to its healthcare practice.
Lisa Davidson exits her role as managing director at Havas Health & You to become EVP and lead for client services and global business development at Bliss Bio Health.
Finn Partners and OffScrip Health will handle a storytelling campaign for a new coalition to address the obstacles that rural patient communities face accessing healthcare, the White House announced Feb. 2.
Jack Leslie, former chairman of Weber Shandwick, has joined Duke University as a senior visiting fellow at the Duke Global Health Institute and the Duke-Margolis Center for Health Policy.
Goodfuse Communications president Jen Dobrzelecki has moved to Padilla, where she will join the agency’s healthcare practice as senior vp and group lead.
Lauren Crawford Shaver, who worked in the Obama administration on its landmark Affordable Care Act, has joined FTI Consulting in Washington as a senior managing director.
Strategies healthcare communications professionals should take into consideration to craft balanced messaging and reduce stigma.
A changing workforce and a series of recent trends affecting how and where we work present both challenges and opportunities to the healthcare communications industry.
The U.S. medical industry is under tremendous pressure to change and evolve, requiring a fundamental shift in how we approach healthcare communications.
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How health communicators can combat health misinformation by encouraging positive behaviors and building trust and confidence.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has uncovered biases in our health system and a lack of access to quality healthcare for millions of Americans. Here’s why the communications industry plays a vital role in improving health equity and addressing these barriers.
How we can do better in serving the healthcare needs of everyone.
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