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Articles by Brittany Agro

Brittany Agro

Associate Editor

Articles
No Such Thing as Free Drugs?
May 21, 2009

New medicines program may be a beacon of light for the newly jobless, but some wonder what issues might arise from such a ?good gesture.?

Ad(Ventures) in Pharmaland
May 1, 2009

Despite the downside in ad spend, an upside remains in the digital space that's wide open for exploration.

Higher Learning for Pharma Sales Reps
April 29, 2009

American Society of Hypertension to launch new education program that grants sales reps hypertension accreditation after rigorous training.

New Study Details Online Habits of Diabetes Patients
March 4, 2009

Manhattan Research singled out type 2 diabetes sufferers and their online search patterns; it turns out diabetes patients are less likely to confront doctors about branded drugs they?ve seen in DTC ads, yet more apt to take Lipitor.

Wishbone for Barrier Thearpeutic's Vusion
March 1, 2009

It's not unusual for creative teams to ask actors to work up on-screen tears. But when you go from crying actors to crying babies, it makes all the difference.

Corbett for Alcon's Vigamox
March 1, 2009

To convey how quickly Alcon's Vigamox resolves pink eye, Corbett Worldwide Healthcare Communications turned to a universally understood icon—the pink eraser—and leveraged it to make the brand stand out in the competitive market.

AbelsonTaylor for Astellas's AmBisome
March 1, 2009

When Astellas' AmBisome marketing campaign needed an upgrade to set it apart from the competition, AbelsonTaylor came up with a "fierce yet friendly" promotional tactic.

AbelsonTaylor for Amgen/Wyeth PsA
March 1, 2009

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GSW Worldwide for MGI Pharma/Eisai's PONV
March 1, 2009

To educate anesthesiologists that post-operative nausea and vomiting (PONV) is "no fun for anyone," GSW Worldwide created WoozyWorld.com, a "non-amusement" that highlights the need for MGI Pharma's 72-hour antiemetic Aloxi.

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