Posts Tagged ‘GLOBALHealthPR’
Celebrating 30 years of the ‘JDRF One Walk’ for Type 1 diabetes
This October 2023, the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation (JDRF) is celebrating 30 years of running the JDRF local One Walk. Striving to achieve a world free from Type 1 diabetes (T1D) courtesy of crucial, life-changing research, the JDRF One Walk event provides invaluable support to the T1D community, including the more than 130,000 Australians living with…
Read MoreGlobal Health Marketing and Communications (GHMC) welcomes Improve Comunicaciones as an exclusive agency partner in Mexico, strengthening network’s capabilities in Latin America
As the exclusive Australian partner of Global Health Marketing and Communications (GHMC) – the largest and most robust network of independent healthcare agencies worldwide – VIVA! Communications extends a warm welcome to our newest member – Improve Comunicaciones. The addition of the Mexican-based, strategic consulting agency to GHMC, strengthens our GHMC network’s offering, and capabilities…
Read MoreFlu vaccine prevents one in five deaths and ICU admissions, study finds
People vaccinated against influenza experience less serious flu symptoms and are less likely to end up in the Intensive Care Unit or die from the illness, compared to those who are not vaccinated, a study has revealed. According to the study out of the University of Barcelona, 30 per cent of patients who were admitted…
Read MoreVisiting GLOBALHealthPR HQ
VIVA! Communications’ Junior Account Manager, John Wanna, visited GLOBALHealthPR HQ – the world’s largest, independent health and science communications agency partnership, which we represent exclusively in Australia – and our American partner, Spectrum, in New York on August 22, 2017. Upon approaching the GHPR office, located close to the World Trade Centre, John was impressed…
Read MoreImproving care for people living with rare diseases – World Rare Disease Day 2014
Today marks the 7th annual World Rare Disease Day in which Australia has participated for the past five years. Today experts are meeting to highlight the issues of rare disease and the implications for those living with or affected by these diseases. The main objective of Rare Disease Day is to raise awareness about the…
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