Breast Cancer: Empowering Women to Fight this Disease

Posted by Mary Minix in VMS Educator Insights

By Abby Isger, Butler University

Receiving a diagnosis of invasive breast cancer is a terrible day for nearly 300,000 women in the US each year.

The statistics on breast cancer are staggering; in fact, according to the National Breast Cancer Foundation, 1 in 8...

Is Osteoporosis Inevitable?

Posted by Mary Minix in VMS Educator Insights

By Abby Isger, Butler University

Receiving a diagnosis of invasive breast cancer is a terrible day for nearly 300,000 women in the US each year.

The statistics on breast cancer are staggering; in fact, according to the National Breast Cancer Foundation, 1 in 8...

Paths to Patient Support in Rare Disease

Posted by Mary Minix in Clinical Educator Spotlight

By Nolan Brown, Sr. Program Coordinator

February 28 is Rare Disease Day – an important day to recognize rare diseases and the severe impact they have on the lives of people around the world. While these diseases may be “rare” in...

Are Sugar-Free Foods as Healthy as they Seem?

Posted by Mary Minix in VMS Educator Insights

By Susan Sloane, RPh, CDCES, Contract Clinical Educator with VMS BioMarketing

Have you ever been to the grocery store, desperate to find a “healthy treat”? I sure have! You see the sweets aisle and are drawn to the temptations of the...

One in Seven: Rheumatology Patient Nonadherence During COVID-19

Posted by Nolan Brown in VMS Educator Insights

By Nolan Brown, Butler University, VMS BioMarketing Intern

September is Rheumatic Disease Month, and, while patients always face challenges, the rise of COVID-19 has created an even more difficult environment for them. When living in an immunocompromised state due to...

Psoriasis and Depression: The Lesser-Known Impact of the Disease

Posted by Mary Minix in VMS Educator Insights

By Nolan Brown, Marketing Intern, Butler University

VMS BioMarketingPsoriasis is a chronic...