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Rising Stars: How Novo Nordisk’s Tara Sparks Went from Super Bowl Fan to Super Bowl Marketer

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By Natalie Missakian
| Fierce Pharma Verified
Tara Sparks was just days away from starting her new job at Novo Nordisk in February 2025 when she gathered with some friends to watch her team, the Philadelphia Eagles, take on reigning Super Bowl champs, the Kansas City Chiefs. Like most Americans, but especially as a marketer, she also tuned in for the commercials.
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Rising Stars: WPP’s Meghan O’Hora on the ‘complex puzzle’ of oncology drug marketing

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By Natalie Missakian
| Fierce Pharma Verified
For Meghan O’Hora, pharma marketing isn’t about patients. It’s about people and making real connections that help them see beyond their diagnosis toward a healthier future. For the last year, O’Hora has worked as a media planner at WPP Media, handling direct-to-consumer oncology accounts for the global media agency. In that position, she’s responsible for planning paid media strategy and execution for a large pharmaceutical company’s multiple myeloma brands.
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Ardent Health taps Fujifilm’s AI-enabled patient imaging platform

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By Natalie Missakian
| Fierce Biotech Verified
Fujifilm Healthcare Americas Corp. has signed a deal with Ardent Health to bring its enterprise imaging software to hospitals and clinics in six states. The agreement will allow clinicians to access a “single, holistic view” of patient imaging data across different departments, including radiology and cardiology, through Fujifilm’s Synapse PACS platform, the companies said in a news release. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.
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