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Pro Bono &
Social Impact

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Using our medical communications expertise to support causes that matter.

Our expertise

Sharing knowledge. Supporting communities. Creating positive change.

Health education & design

Making reliable health information clear and engaging.

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Patient engagement

Bringing patient experiences into the conversation.

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Non-profit partnerships

Sharing expertise with organisations working for change.

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Awareness campaigns

Helping important health messages reach further.

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Community projects

Supporting learning, connection and community action.

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Global health initiatives

Making health knowledge more accessible.

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Our social impact portfolio

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Forgotten Patients, Overlooked Diseases

Supporting people with persistent or medically unexplained symptoms through education, research, patient stories and practical guidance.

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Support

FEATURED PROJECT

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Education & awareness

Research

Other projects & partnerships

MedSciCommsNet

A professional community for medical science and communications, with a weekly newsletter.

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Medical Science and Communications Network

End-of-life care & conversations

Supporting discussion and collaboration around care for patients and families.

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Dr Giles’ Simple Life Advice for Cool Kids

Making health and wellbeing information engaging for young people.

Dr Giles' Simple life advice for cool kids

Student opportunities

Practical experience in medical and scientific communications.

2025 Oxford internship partnership

Let’s make a difference

Tell us about your cause or community project.

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