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Thought Leader Select Supports Top Biopharma with KOL Strategies in Head and Neck Cancer

July 1, 2014 (CHAPEL HILL, NC) Thought Leader Select, a research and consulting firm serving the life sciences industries, has initiated new research and consulting work in support of a top global biopharmaceutical company’s developing portfolio of treatments for head and neck cancer. The firm’s latest engagement in support of the collaborative work among life sciences …

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Thought Leader Select Takes Unique Approach to KOL Strategy in Anaphylaxis

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By Brian Castle In treatment areas where many patients are affected with a variety of diseases and conditions, commercial and medical affairs professionals in life sciences companies have institutional knowledge of the key opinion leaders who push medical science forward. In most of these areas, the thought leaders are most often physician specialists, such as …

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Thought Leader Select’s Noureddine Launches Non-Profit Aimed at Career Development for Medical Professionals

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Press Release Out Today from the Offices of Thought Leader Select December 23, 2010 (CHAPEL HILL, NC)—Dr. Maher “Max” Noureddine, a noted Parkinson’s disease researcher and chief scientific officer at North Carolina-based research firm Thought Leader Select, is leaving the company to launch the Institute for Advanced Career Development (IACD) on January 3, 2011. The …

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The Thought Leaders Driving Thought Leader Select: A Blog Series—Rhonda Napier

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Rhonda Napier joined Thought Leader Select as a research manager in the spring of 2010, after serving the company for two years as a researcher. A graduate of West Virginia University (bachelor’s degree in exercise physiology) and Marshall University (master’s degree in adult fitness and cardiac rehabilitation), Rhonda worked in research and clinical practice as …

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