Is Osteoporosis Inevitable?
Posted by Mary Minix in VMS Educator Insights
By Joseph Hock, Purdue University
Exercise is not everyone’s most enjoyable pastime. But for people with osteoporosis, there are many benefits, and it doesn’t require lifting heavy weights or running long distances. These activities could actually...
READ MOREPaths 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...
READ MOREAre 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...
READ MOREOne 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...
READ MOREPsoriasis 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...
READ MOREAlzheimer’s Disease: The Challenges Family Caregivers Face
Posted by Nolan Brown in Clinical Educator Spotlight
By Nolan Brown
Marketing Intern, Butler University
The term “dementia” is used to describe the loss of memory and other thinking abilities, and Alzheimer’s disease is the most common type, making up 60 to 80% of all dementia cases. During...
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