We’re looking forward to supporting our clients and connecting with patients and clinicians at EAU in London this weekend.
If you're there, it would be great to catch up on how we can support your team in delivering healthcare comms that empower, enable and engage.
#EAU2026 #EAU #MedEd
Offering mental health and wellbeing support is not a luxury in rare disease care—it is a basic treatment requirement.
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hashtag#RareDiseaseAwarenessDay hashtag#ThoughtLeadership hashtag#MakingHealthWhole
Tomorrow is Rare Disease Awareness Day, we're exploring the way in which a rare disease diagnosis impacts not only the patient's physical health, but how it can affect their mental wellbeing, and the wellbeing of those closest to them.
We've experienced an exciting period of growth in the last few months, taking on five new starters across our teams. This enables us to continue delivering high-quality, engaging healthcare communications campaigns for our clients as we continue to grow.
#TeamGrowth #BusinessUpdate #NewStarters
We've experienced an exciting period of growth in the last few months, taking on five new starters across our teams. This enables us to continue delivering high-quality, engaging healthcare communications campaigns for our clients as we continue to grow.
#TeamGrowth #BusinessUpdate #NewStarters
From our account managers to our writers, we have a wealth of scientific knowledge and experience within the company. This helps us create campaigns that are scientifically robust and have real-world impact.
#InternationalDayOfWomenAndGirlsInScience #HealthComms #MedComms
We're celebrating International Day of Women and Girls in Science by showcasing the scientific expertise of the incredible women in our team.
Listen to learn more about Dr Manning's experiences of the link between cancer and mental health. And head to our website to read our latest article about the blind spot in cancer care: lnkd.in/eg9ytvH4.
#WorldCancerDay #CancerCare #MentalHealth #HealthComms
The link between a cancer diagnosis and mental health is often overlooked. This World Cancer Day, we're raising awareness about the impact cancer can have on mental health through our recent discussion with Dr Stewart Manning, Chairman of Yorkshire Cancer Community www.youtube.com/watch?v=zf84...
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Head to our website to learn more about how the way HCPs view and access content is changing and how Pharma can stay ahead of the curve.
#AI #FutureOfContent #HealthComms
The marketing and communications landscape is rapidly evolving. At Mednet, we’re keeping up to date with the latest AI trends to ensure your content is still searchable and digestible in the face of new AI searches.
Every year at our Christmas party, we take a moment to celebrate some of the incredible work from within our team. It's a great opportunity to say thank you and recognise the outstanding effort our team puts in to everything they do.
Please join us in congratulating our winners!
📍 Today: Millions are thriving, but stigma and inequality still stand in the way.
Let’s break the silence, fight the stigma, and push for global access to care.
#WorldAIDSDay #HIVAwareness #EndAIDS #RememberEducateAct
📍 2016: WHO recommends treatment for all people living with HIV, regardless of stage.
📍2020: PreP is approved for use on the NHS.
📍2021: NICE approves the first long-acting injectable treatment of HIV in England and Wales.
📍 1996: The introduction of HAART (Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy) – combination of 3+ drugs – marks a turning point, transforming HIV from a death sentence into a manageable chronic condition.
📍 1987: AZT, a nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor (NRTI), becomes the first approved HIV treatment in both the U.S. and on the NHS.
📍 1995: First protease inhibitor (saquinavir) approved, signalling the beginning of more potent therapies
December 1st marks World AIDS Day. It’s an opportunity to honour lives lost, support those living with HIV, and renew our commitment to ending the stigma surrounding the disease.
📍 1983: The Pasteur Institute in Paris identifies HIV as the virus that causes AIDS.
Read our article to see how our expert communicators make it happen: mednethealth.com/article.html...
#medcomms #scientificcommunications #healthcomms
Crafting impactful brand narratives in medical communications is a high-wire act, requiring mastery of both hard science and human emotion. The ultimate goal is to build trust and connection with HCPs and patients while ensuring that every claim is backed by unimpeachable data.
Read our full article on how we’re working with AI to improve our processes and, ultimately, drive better patient outcomes.
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#AIinnovation
Every once in a while, there’s a technological breakthrough that disrupts what we have come to think of as standard working practice. And in the 2020’s, the AI revolution is reshaping how we work in much the same way as the internet did in the 1990’s.
We're really looking forward to working on more projects with Stewart and Yorkshire Cancer Community in the near future.
#lunchandlearn #cancerawareness #YorkshireCancerCommunity
The talk focused on cancer awareness and prevention and formed the first part of a much wider partnership with Yorkshire Cancer Community.
Last week, we got together online and in the office for a lunch and learn with Dr Stewart Manning, Trustee of Yorkshire Cancer Community and an ex-GP.
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Earlier this year, we created a video to mark World Lung Cancer Day – another important chance to raise awareness and drive conversation. Make sure you head over to our website to check it out for more information on how we’re helping to support clients and patients in oncology.
November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month. With our extensive work in oncology, we understand the importance of Lung Cancer Awareness Month in educating patients about lung cancer and driving improved health outcomes.
#LungCancerAwarenessMonth
Read our full article on our website for more information about how poor mental health can impact psoriasis and treatment adherence.
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#WorldPsoriasisWeek #Psoriasis #MentalHealth #MindAndBody
On top of that, poor mental health can impact adherence to treatment and exacerbate existing psoriasis symptoms.
Poor mental health and psoriasis are closely linked as people with psoriasis are often more likely to be diagnosed with depression or anxiety compared to those without it.
This week is World Psoriasis Week.
At Mednet, we have years of experience working in psoriasis, so we understand that it’s impacts go far beyond the skin.
