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World Health Day reminds us that global health is defined not only by treatment capacity, but by awareness, equity,and e...
07/04/2026

World Health Day reminds us that global health is defined not only by treatment capacity, but by awareness, equity,and early recognition.

Today, more than half of the world’s population still lacks full access to essential health services, according to the World HealthOrganization (WHO). (https://www.emro.who.int/world-health-days/2024/key-messages.html) This gap becomes even moreprofound for individuals living with rare neurologic, metabolic, autoinflammatory, and immune disorders, where clinicalcomplexity and overlapping symptoms often contribute to long diagnostic delays.

Strengthening health systems therefore begins with strengthening scientific understanding. Awareness is not an abstractconcept; it is a measurable determinant of health outcomes. Early recognition, informed primary care, and continuous medicaleducation collectively shape a more resilient and equitable care pathway.

On World Health Day, we highlight a simple truth:

Health improves when understanding deepens, especially for conditions that remain hardest to recognize.

On March 30 and 31, the EXCOM Offsite was held at NG Sapanca. Over two days, our leadership team, together with our CEO ...
03/04/2026

On March 30 and 31, the EXCOM Offsite was held at NG Sapanca. Over two days, our leadership team, together with our CEO İsmet İnce, focused on strengthening self-awareness, understanding individual and collective strengths, and reflecting on the behavioural patterns that influence how we grow as an organization.

The program opened with an interactive workshop on saboteurs led by Manfred Mahrle, exploring how certain thinking patterns can quietly work against us even when they originate from our strongest capabilities. In the afternoon, the team engaged in a strengths-focused session featuring a keynote, matrix exercises, and individual reflection. These conversations offered valuable insights into what we are genuinely good at and what may hinder us during periods of rapid growth.

As Inpharmus continues to expand in oncology and rare diseases, understanding both our internal drivers and potential barriers remains essential. This offsite created meaningful space for alignment, clarity, and readiness for the opportunities ahead.

As we mark National Cancer Week (April 1–7), we recognize the growing globalimpact of cancer and the importance of stren...
01/04/2026

As we mark National Cancer Week (April 1–7), we recognize the growing globalimpact of cancer and the importance of strengthening prevention, early diagnosis, and access toinnovative care.

With nearly 20 million new cases each year, the need for collaborative, science-driven solutionshas never been greater. Continued progress in research, screening, and multidisciplinaryoncology care is key to improving long-term outcomes for patients worldwide.

This week, we stand with everyone affected by cancer and reaffirm our commitment toadvancing awareness, scientific innovation, and quality of care.

Advancing the future of healthcare requires scientific depth supported by organizational systems that can adapt, scale, ...
27/03/2026

Advancing the future of healthcare requires scientific depth supported by organizational systems that can adapt, scale, and sustain long-term impact.

On March 25 and 26, our CEO, Excom members and the Inpharmus operations team completed the EFQM Foundation Training delivered by the Turkish Quality Association (). Through the EFQM framework, we are enhancing our capabilities in agile decision-making, process maturity, and performance evaluation.

This structured approach enables Inpharmus to anticipate change, adapt efficiently, and maintain operational excellence across complex therapeutic areas and geographies. With each step, we reinforce our role as a science-driven and future-ready organization.

23/03/2026

Immune balance plays a critical role in maintaining overall health.

When the system becomes misdirected or overstimulated, the body can experience significantphysiological strain from autoimmune activity to acute hypersensitivity reactions.

Emerging research highlights gene-level signatures that may reveal early signs of immunedysregulation even before symptoms develop.

A reminder of how precise and dynamic our immune system truly is.

‘’The information shared on this page is not intended to replace the advice of a doctor or pharmacist. For more information, consult your doctor or pharmacist.’’

Recent 2024–2026 research confirms that when our senses fade, our cognitive health pays the price.Your Brain Pays the Pr...
16/03/2026

Recent 2024–2026 research confirms that when our senses fade, our cognitive health pays the price.

Your Brain Pays the Price: Struggling to hear or see forces the brain to divert energy from memory to basic perception, leading tomental fatigue and decline.

Dual Sensory Loss: A 50% Higher Dementia Risk: Experiencing both hearing and vision loss (Dual Sensory Impairment) increases your dementia risk by over 50%.

When the Brain Quite Literally Shrinks: Without sensory stimulation, the areas of the brain responsible for processing sound and sight can physically shrink over time.

Early detection matters. Annual screenings are one of the simplest, most impactful ways to protect long-term cognitive health.

Medical progress becomes meaningful when it reaches patients. Physicians play a critical role inturning scientific knowl...
14/03/2026

Medical progress becomes meaningful when it reaches patients. Physicians play a critical role inturning scientific knowledge into real clinical impact through diagnosis, treatment decisions, and long-termpatient care.

In an era of rapidly advancing medical science, collaboration between physicians, researchers, and the broaderhealthcare ecosystem is essential to improving patient outcomes and expanding treatment possibilities.

On March 14, we recognize the dedication, expertise, and responsibility physicians bring to healthcare every day.

Happy Medicine Day to all physicians contributing to better health and better futures.

Women play a central role in healthcare systems around the world, yet their representation in leadership and research do...
08/03/2026

Women play a central role in healthcare systems around the world, yet their representation in leadership and research does not fully reflect their impact.

On International Women’s Day, we recognize the contributions of women across science, healthcare, and innovation while highlighting the importance of advancing gender equity across the sector.

Supporting inclusive research environments and equitable leadership opportunities is essential for building stronger health systems and improving patient outcomes.

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28/02/2026

Every child deserves a healthy life.

Today, on February 28, Rare Disease Day, we’re listening to Prof. Dr. Emel Cabı Ünal share valuable insights on rare diseases.

Let’s raise awareness!

“Rare” doesn’t mean “less important.”Millions of people worldwide live with rare diseases, each needing early diagnosis,...
28/02/2026

“Rare” doesn’t mean “less important.”

Millions of people worldwide live with rare diseases, each needing early diagnosis, proper treatment, and above all, to be seen and understood.

Awareness is about making the invisible visible. Empathy is about people, not statistics.

At Inpharmus, we transform scientific excellence into meaningful solutions, developing innovative and accessible therapies that improve the lives of those living with rare diseases.

27/02/2026

What you know about Rare Diseases… Fact or Myth? Our MSL team answers!

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