Rare disease patients are among the most informed and deliberate audiences in healthcare. Many spend years searching before a diagnosis and find each other in tight-knit communities, where they decide for themselves which brands earn a place in the conversation.
As AI and agentic tools transform the way we work and communicate, pharma and agency teams face a practical question. What actually puts a brand in front of these patients when they are looking, inside spaces they already trust?
Presented in partnership with Butler/Till, this panel answers that question with data. Lauren Hannon, SVP of Audience Development at Bionews, and Nicole Hamlin, VP of Integrated Planning & Partnerships at Butler/Till, share engagement findings from Bionews patient communities: when patients engage, which formats hold their attention, and how patient-led content performs against brand-led content. Patient community voice Brad Dell then brings the patient lens, reflecting on what those findings look like from inside the community.
Attendees leave knowing where and when to show up for rare disease patients, and what kind of content earns their attention once a brand is there.
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