One in 17 people is affected by a #raredisease in Europe. With up to 8,000 identified rare conditions, diagnosis (and misdiagnosis) are all too common. As we advance support for sites and foster greater connections from medical to commercial, we will make faster leaps forward in rare disease research and education. https://bit.ly/49VAWBN #RareDiseaseDay European Pharmaceutical Manufacturer
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Proudly sharing this interesting case study we did on how Ovid is used to maximize research productivity for the development of rare disease treatments. Give it a read ↓ Learn how a global pharmaceutical company leveraged Ovid® medical research solutions’ precision and speed to maximize search productivity and improve organizational workflow. Read the case study: https://gag.gl/uUptWs #pharma #medicalresearch
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