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[WEBINAR] Dealmaking 2026: What’s Changing, What’s Not, and How to Position for the Next Wave
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[WEBINAR] Biopharma Dealmaking 2026: Trends, Shifts, and What Comes Next

In this webinar, Ipsos will frame the latest dealmaking trends using recent transactions and market data, followed by a moderated discussion with active investors on what is changing in valuation, deal structures, and decision criteria, and what this means for pharma acquirers and innovator biotechs preparing for partnering conversations.
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Eight in Ten Caregivers Say They Should Be Taking Better Care of their own Health

Majority Unaware that Diabetes and High Blood Pressure Are the Leading Causes of Kidney Disease, including those Suffering from These Conditions
Healthcare Survey

Added Senior-Level Research Strength at Ipsos Health

Continued Growth Propelling Ongoing Hiring Plan in the U.S.
Healthcare Survey

Synovate Healthcare Study of Atrial Fibrillation Patients Shows Lack of Awareness of New Medications and High Costs as Main Barriers to Better Treatment

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Ipsos Health Supports New National Medication Adherence Campaign

Script Your Future Campaign Encourages Patients to Take Their Medications as Prescribed
Healthcare Survey

The Recession Has Led Nearly Half of Americans to Change Their Financial Planning Strategy

U.S. Adults Aged 30 and Older Have Grown More Risk-Averse
Healthcare Survey

Ipsos Vantis Study Finds Majority Support for Obesity and Weight Management Drugs

70% of American Physicians State They Would Make the New Drugs a Standard Therapy Treatment
Healthcare Survey

Ipsos Health Positions for Client Service Excellence

Robert Ramirez Takes on New Role Focused on Greater Value to Clients
Healthcare Survey

Half (52%) of Global Citizens
Would Find it Difficult for a Very Ill Family Member to Get Quality, Affordable Healthcare

But Half (48%) Would Find it Easy
Healthcare Survey

As Healthcare Reform Passes a Major Hurdle in the Senate, Americans Step Back to Assess the Plan

Number of Americans "Undecided" Leaps in Latest Ipsos Poll; One in Four Opposed to Healthcare Reform Say it Is Because Reforms Won't Go Far Enough
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