Over 2,000 doctors say peer reviews are more credible than information from pharma
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Sermo adds breakthrough indications search to drug ratings
Sermo announces new feature for its pioneering Drug Ratings platform
Physicians Back Ohio Opioid Lawsuit
Over 3,000 physicians say Big Pharma, Feds played equal role in opioid epidemic
Sermo expands globally—available in 150+ countries
Close to 800,000 physicians from all seven continents can crowdsource medical information and rate drugs
The first global physician-to-physician drug ratings tool
Drug Ratings gives doctors unprecedented ability to research, choose, and discuss prescription drugs
U.S. lags on telehealth, according to global physicians
Only four percent of U.S. doctors think their state has done “very well” implementing telehealth
Doctors uncomfortable discussing patients’ mental health
According to over 3200 physicians, patients are least honest with them about domestic abuse, most honest about tobacco use
Doctors support guaranteed paid parental leave in the U.S.
Sermo polls over 5,000 physicians: U.S. doctors agree with global peers’ on inadequacy of parental leave policy
Millennials more likely to challenge doctor recommendations
Sermo poll: Millennials more likely to challenge doctor recommendations, more comfortable discussing healthcare costs, less likely to build relationships with physicians
4,300+ doctors weigh In on the race for the White House
U.S. doctors slightly favor Trump, while international physicians significantly prefer Clinton
Sermo and Everyday Health partner on physician panel
More than 80 percent of U.S. Physicians Represented
Doctors’ share sentiments on issues of policy debates
As candidates Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton prepare to face off in their first presidential debate, Sermo, the leading global social network exclusively for physicians, polled its network of U.S. physicians on crucial healthcare issues facing the next administration.