by Talking Medicines | Jan 14, 2021
Using existing drugs in different, unintended therapy areas is no new proposition. Exploring other uses of medicines can result in the bypass of significant obstacles that exist in the traditional roadmap of a drug’s development. Reduced research time and lesser...
by Talking Medicines | Oct 30, 2020
A couple of weeks ago our COO, Dr Elizabeth Fairley took part in a panel discussion about the feasibility of MedTech in the developing world and whether it can be a sustainable model.2 We represent a different proposition to the other panellists, their experience is...
by Talking Medicines | Oct 21, 2020
The understanding of mental health has accelerated over the past decade, with the stigma slowly fading away. In the past year alone there has been a substantial shift with the government directly addressing the scale of the issue through making a £5 Million budget...
by Talking Medicines | Oct 15, 2020
In the last weeks and months, we have seen real evidence that COVID-19 is around for good and that it is not just as the brief flu-like illness that we initially thought it was. Though it is true that most people only experience COVID-19 short term, it has become...
by Talking Medicines | Sep 29, 2020
Today marks the twentieth World Heart Day (WHD). What is it and why is it so important? Established by the World Heart Federation (WHF), World Heart Day is all about bringing the cardiovascular community together to educate and inspire people all around the world to...
by Talking Medicines | Sep 4, 2020
We are in a period of limbo, having apparently weathered phase one of the Corona Virus wave. Now as autumn arrives we are bracing to see if we can avoid another peak over winter. Many of our past activities have resumed; we are back in bars, restaurants, gyms and...
