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Healthcare vs Evolution: Can GLP-1s Rewrite Our Evolutionary Story?
With public understanding divided on the causes of obesity, this PoV transcends the debate between personal responsibility and disease status to offer a fresh perspective…
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Mid-Year Oncology Review 2025: History Informs the Future
Ahead of ASCO ‘25, Ipsos’ NA oncology experts draw on KOL interviews to explore emerging therapeutic modalities for solid tumours and other key developments in cancer treatment.
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The Heart Truth: Understanding What We Don’t Know About Cardiac Health
Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death in Europe and US, yet public awareness of risk factors and symptoms is alarmingly low. Ipsos’ new survey uncovers significant knowledge gaps that need to be addressed to aid prevention and treatment strategies…
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Empowered Consumers Lead The Obesity Market
Of 4,200 US adults participating in Ipsos’ Consumer Obesity Monitor, 38% had consulted a healthcare professional about their weight in the past 6 months. Learn more about the shifting dynamics in this fast-moving space…
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Obesity: The Big Picture Podcast
In our first episode of this series, we discuss the onus on patients to manage their own obesity, preventative care, government focus and the effect of celebrity on GLP-1 uptake.
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Gender Bias: The ‘Invisible’ Barrier to Equitable Healthcare
Deeply rooted cultural and social gender biases act as a barrier to delivering person-centric, equitable oncology care in the UK. This paper explores ways of overcoming these biases, to ensure optimal outcomes for all patients.