Gene therapy offers huge potential—but also poses distinct communication challenges. At Cognite, we help clients overcome barriers like small HCP audiences and complex science with strategies that build trust, clarity and emotional connection. This article explores how to turn common challenges into powerful engagement opportunities.
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