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AddressingTrends and Compliance

When Disasters Strike, Will Physicians Be Prepared? p.34

Supportive Care in Oncology

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DNA Vaccines:A NEW TOOL TO FIGHT

INFECTIOUS DISEASES

Improving VaccinationRates in Seniors:

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Drivers BehindVaccine Updates

FOR ADOLESCENTSAND YOUNG ADULTS

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Workplace Violence in Medicine

COMBATING THE TIDE OF

Clinical Trial Data Collection

IMPROVING MEANINGFUL

Global SuicideRates

HOW TO STEM CLIMBING

Addressing Current Crises in Healthcare

Albumin as Drug �erapy for Decompensated Cirrhosis p.42

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Autoimmune Disorders MYTHS AND FACTS ABOUT

Parvovirus B19:TREATING ITS MANY FACES

Keystone Virus: A RECENT DISCOVERY

A Looming Crisis

Physician Shortage

Albumin Plasma Exchange for Reducing Alzheimer’s Progression? p.38

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�e Growth of Biosimilars:NEW THE�PEUTIC OPTIONS

Cord Blood Transplants CHANGING LIVES WITH

Medical MarijuanaTREATING CHRONIC PAIN WITH

SCIG for CIDP Maintenance �erapy p.46

Artificial IntelligenceENHANCING DIAGNOSTICS AND TREATMENT

The definitive source for industry trends, news and information for healthcare professionals in the biopharmaceuticals marketplace.

Concierge MedicineTRENDING HEALTHCARE MODEL

E-Cigare�esMYTHS AND FACTS

High-Tech Apps and Instruments

OPTIMIZING PATIENT CARE

Central Pain SyndromeCHALLENGING PUZZLE

A Potent New Weapon Against In�uenza p.42

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Trends in Digital Health Technology

PatientEngagement

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Understanding Cancer Metastasis

How to Combat Declining Childhood Vaccinations

Medicine Storage and Inventory: Using Smart Technology

Plasma Fractionation: Keeping Pace with Demand p.38

Vaccine PipelinePaving the Way for NewPreventive VaccinesPaving the Way for NewPreventive Vaccines

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Protecting Patient Data IN TODAY’S DIGITAL AGE

Why Are MedicinesSO EXPENSIVE?

Hepatitis E: ON THE RISE

Medical Aid in Dying: A CAUSE GAINING MOMENTUM

Warding Off a Practitioner Shortage

A Possible Cure for Hemophilia? p.38

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Misdiagnosis CURBING DIAGNOSTIC ERRORS

IVIG Treatment Options EXPANDING

HIV in Seniors: A GROWING HEALTHCARE CRISIS

Innovations in HAE Replacement �erapy p.36Diabetes

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Editorial Calendar 2021Theme: Critical Care• Plasma Therapies: Effective COVID-19 Treatments?

• Pandemic Preparedness: Ensuring the U.S. Is Ready for the Next One

• How COVID-19 Is Changing Healthcare

• Proper Use of Personal Protective Equipment in Healthcare Settings

• Myths and Facts: Alzheimer’s Disease

• Patient/Physician Profiles: COVID-19

• Industry Insight: The Promise of COVID-19 Hyperimmune Immune Globulin Products

Theme: Safety• Long-Term Physical Effects of COVID-19

• Importing Drugs: Is it Safe and Responsible?

• Tackling Sepsis in Hospitals

• Cleanliness Guidelines in Healthcare Settings

• Update: Anti-Viral/Anti-Bacterial Disinfectants

• Myths and Facts: Antibiotics

• Patient/Physician Profile: Sepsis

• Industry Insight: The Anatomy of an Emerging Global IG Shortage

Theme: Vaccines• COVID-19 Vaccines: Where Are We Now?

• Reevaluating the Childhood Vaccine Schedule

• New Vaccines in Development

• The Expansion of Primary Care

• Update: Novel Viruses

• Myths and Facts: Childhood Vaccines

• Patient/Physician Profile: Influenza

• Industry Insight: How Providers Are Stretching Limited IG Supply

Theme: Innovation• Telehealth Delivery Options and Reimbursement

• Increasing Research Potential with Virtual Clinical Trials

• Predictive Medicine: How DNA Testing Is Influencing Healthcare

• Meeting Generational Care Demands

• Update: Pediatric Multi-System Inflammatory Syndrome

• Myths and Facts: Aging

• Patient/Physician Profile: Live Donor Organ Transplant

• Industry Insight: Hemophilia Gene Therapy:

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