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Three men, 140 miles and a bunch of health apps

Three men, 140 miles and a bunch of health apps

Some of our authors go to great lengths to help pharma advance – 140 miles in this case as team Refreshed Wellbeing test several health apps during a charity cycle ride. Back in September, a few of the folks at Refreshed Wellbeing slapped on the muscle rub and strapped on their helmets for a cycle ride from our offices in Reigate to…

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Tunnah’s musings: bad pharma, good pharma or better patients?

Tunnah’s musings: bad pharma, good pharma or better patients...

This month, Paul Tunnah muses on what the pharma industry has in common with Lance Armstrong – and it’s not all about the bike or the drugs. I feel rather sorry for Lance Armstrong. It may not be popular sentiment to say that right now, but I suspect I’m not the only one…

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Bad Pharma by Dr Ben Goldacre; the mechanics of a mediocre argument

Bad Pharma by Dr Ben Goldacre; the mechanics of a mediocre a...

Nick Broughton discusses Dr Ben Goldacre’s latest book, Bad Pharma, and comments on why he believes it was a wasted opportunity for the pharma industry. If you are working in pharma and are not aware of Dr Ben Goldacre you should be and it is remiss of...

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