I was recently contacted by
Jacqueline Hong of the Chandler Chicco Agency who sent me a copy of a May 5th
press release saying “Novocure™ (NASDAQ: NVCR) announced today the availability
of a new online resource to raise awareness of glioblastoma (GBM) and share
stories of inspiration with the GBM community. An interactive exhibit featuring
patients, caregivers, doctors, nurses and advocates will also be displayed
within the coming months.”
You
should know that I am conflicted about what I should do in these situations.
Part of me understands that I am being contacted because, in addition to being
the good guys that have developed this online resource, they are an oncology
company who has products to sell.
At
the same time, it’s a nicely informative community-building website - www.gbmcommunity.com – which may help
some poor brain tumor victim who is desperate for information and brain tumor
community support.
With
that being said, the press release also says “The website, GBMcommunity.com,
features a mosaic of videos and images from the GBM community offering messages
of hope and inspiration. The website also provides an overview of GBM and links
to resources and advocacy groups.”
I was pleased to read that, “Novocure actively engaged members of the community to determine
the resources they felt they needed most,” said Pritesh Shah, Senior Vice
President, Americas. “This new website and exhibit were born from the GBM
community and created with assets provided by the community.”
Let me know if you do or don't like reading about this kind of information in my blog.
John
1 comment:
Nice information.
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