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I am thrilled to announce that Siren has published “Uncommon Challenges; Shared Journeys,” a collection of 13 personal stories offering intimate views into the lives of families affected by rare disorders. The narratives reveal how parents – mothers in particular – play critical roles in obtaining a correct diagnosis and appropriate treatment for children with rare diseases. The stories also show how caregivers in the rare disease community seek and use information differently from other groups and have many unmet needs for education and support.

Dr. Timothy Coté, director of the FDA's Office of Orphan Products Development, says, “I recommend this book to anyone who wants to understand the power that’s driving the orphan drug movement.”

The book is available through Amazon.com and all profits will be distributed among the rare disease groups represented in the book. Stories were contributed by: Catherine Calhoun, Jordana Holovach, Janis Marie, Laura Buchanan, Lori and Matt Sames, Julie Loeffler, Terri Granard, Dominique Friend, Nicole and Bill Morris, Joan Bellontine, Dayna Fladhammer and Pat Furlong. To learn more about the authors and their charities, go to http://press.sireninteractive.com.

   
 
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Event Highlight

Siren Sponsors World Orphan Drug Congress

The World Orphan Drug Congress USA 2011 will be held on April 12-15 in Washington, D.C. This interactive, multi-faceted event brings together top decision-makers and influencers in the pharma industry to address the opportunities and challenges facing the commercialization of treatments for rare disorders. On April 12, Siren will be hosting a pre-conference workshop, The Voice of the Caregiver: Building Relationships and Brand Advocacy through Relationship Marketing Programs.

Register now and receive a 15% discount courtesy of Siren. Be sure to click here to automatically receive 15% off. This discount is taken off of whatever the current rate is, so the earlier you book the more you save off of the final price!

 
   
   
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Siren News
 

Ciaran Bellwoar has joined the agency as Siren’s Business Development Director, responsible for business development in the Northeast sector of the country. Ciaran brings more than 10 years of interactive experience to her new role as Siren’s Business Development Director. Before Siren, Ciaran was the Director of Client Relations at I-SITE, a web design and eMarketing firm where she created long-term relationships with mid-sized pharmaceutical companies such as Noven Pharmaceuticals and Purdue Pharma. Learn more about Ciaran’s experience.

With the addition of this position, Siren is pleased to announce the opening of a Philadelphia office. The new office address is: One Liberty Place, 1650 Market Street, 36th Floor, Philadelphia, PA 19103.

 
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Research Insight: Data on Caregivers Online
 

The Pew Internet & American Life Project’s latest report on Health Topics provides data on caregivers. They define “caregivers” as people who, in the past 12 months, have provided unpaid care to a parent, child, friend or other loved one.

In this research, caregivers distinguish themselves as people focused on health information. They outpace other internet users when it comes to researching every single health topic included in the survey, often by double-digit margins.

Pew is scheduled to release more information on caregivers in the spring.

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