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VIVA! Communications welcomes Healthcare PR Consultant, Lily
VIVA! Communications is thrilled to have welcomed Lily this week as our new Healthcare PR Consultant ! 👏🎉 Armed with international medical communications expertise, we are confident Lily will add much value to our rigorous medical communications service offering. Lily has a Bachelor’s in Medical Physiology & Therapeutics & a Master of Science in Oncology,…
Read MoreElite PR joins Global Health Marketing & Communications (GHMC) as exclusive Taiwanese agency
Taiwan-based communications agency, Elite PR, has this week joined the world’s largest, and most robust network of independent healthcare agencies – Global Health Marketing & Communications (GHMC). Bolstering GHMC’s capabilities and footprint in the Asia Pacific (APAC) region, Elite PR has an exemplary, 35+ year-strong record of experience in the Taiwanese health sector. Established in…
Read MoreVIVA! Communications welcomes new recruits
Today we have welcomed two new members to VIVA! Communications – PR Consultant Sophie Harrison and Account Executive, Sophie Ridley. Both Sophies will be charged with supporting the servicing of our VIVA! clientele, and further strengthening our agency’s health communications, digital and social expertise. Sophie H specialises in Sports Science and Public Health. She has…
Read MoreGPs can expect to see at least double the number of dementia patients by 2054 Â
Today we have chosen to reflect on a topic very close to our heart at VIVA! – a therapeutic area which we have specialised in for the past eight years – dementia. Dementia refers to a collection of symptoms that compromise memory, thinking and social and daily activities of life. The disease is progressive, &…
Read MoreTIME TO TALK ABOUT WOMEN’S HEARTS
Did you know that an estimated 1.2 million Australians are living with some form of cardiac, stroke or vascular disease. And that tragically, one woman loses their life every hour to heart disease – a disease which is 80 per cent preventable? Ischaemic Heart Disease (IHD) represented the second leading cause of death in Australian…
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