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Rare Disease Day: Spotlight on Solidarity
Patients, policymakers and pharmaceutical companies are uniting around rare diseases on the rarest of calendar days, presaging a leap forward in health outcomes and business opportunities.
Aligning humanistic objectives with business incentives is often the sine qua non of effective community activism. This year’s Rare Disease Day – hosted in the US by the National [...]
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Creating Hope For Orphan Diseases
The Creating Hope Act of 2011, along with advancements in science and a shift in focus for Big Pharma, means that rare and pediatric orphan diseases may finally get the attention they deserve.
“As a society, as we’re having this big debate around healthcare, everyone agrees that there’s a certain baseline of people that we [...]
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Missed Opportunities in Rare Disease