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Saatchi and Saatchi Wellness London launch IVF campaign

Additionally, the advertising agency is calling out to the public, influencers and celebrities to take part by donating their scream on social media, which will result in the world’s longest

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Are celebrities bad for your health… communications?

For many of these celebrity accounts it feels more true to life - typos, school runs, dinner and all. ... Should payments be made to a celebrity patient? Why not give to a charity instead?
Paywatch and the market access waters

But as the Baywatch star becomes the highest profile celebrity to benefit from a high-cost speciality drug, perhaps Solvaldi's legacy will be the role it played in intensifying the
Philips and celebrity choirmaster raise COPD awareness

Celebrity choirmaster Gareth Malone has leant his talents to a new chronic obstructive pulmonary disease awareness campaign launched by Royal Philips.
Marketing to health-conscious ‘millennials’

In the video a succession of grim celebrities stare uncomfortably at the camera with a tagline: “This is what waiting looks like.” The effect is disturbing.
Sharing the 'chimp' and its effect on decision-making

Drawing on his decades of experience with sporting celebrities, many of whom have reputations built on the back of doing 'illogical' things in a very public setting, Peters introduces us to

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How pharma can unlock the potential of influencer marketing

Look to identify celebrities or high-profile medical professionals who are passionate about your disease awareness campaign or patients with the condition, and collaborate with them to reach and engage other
The cultural construction of illness

Through analysis of the language used by people with the condition when discussing it online, or by celebrities who lived with it, another picture emerged.
Deal Watch August 2016

Pfizer massively “trumped” (this word has a whole new meaning now that The Donald has become a global celebrity) Sanofi and was slightly above the other bidders rumoured to include AstraZeneca
Insights from the Authenticity Gap research

Only 20% said 'people who work in the industry', including employees, are a valuable source of information, with 'blogs, forums and online communities' scoring 19% and 'personalities and celebrities' trailing in
Country report: The healthcare market in Brazil

Pictures of people ingesting products are prohibited and the use of celebrities is heavily restricted.

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Sue Ryder appoints head of PR, celebrity and communications

The charity Sue Ryder has recruited Susan Fiddian as head of PR, celebrity and communications.

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Keep it real with patient bloggers… and leave mainstream social influencers to tackle the fake reality

Fake followers (influence is not created by an audience of bots) fake reality (dry tortillas masquerading as pancakes anyone?), lack of transparency (where’s your #ad celebrity instagrammer?), mainstream ‘grammers, bloggers,
Diagnosing MS: are we getting it right?

It was being shared far and wide. This isn’t the first time a celebrity has gone public with an MS diagnosis, in the US anyway.
Fake News is Bad for your Health

While most celebrity health advice falls into the category of 'flawed but harmless', the newly-published autobiography by Tina Turner shows the good and bad ways that high-profile individuals can ... The take-home message from this could be 'homeopathy
Body image and mental health: The psoriasis connection

Our body image – how we think and feel about our bodies - is a result of various individual, family and cultural influences; in western cultures which emphasise materialism, consumption and celebrity lifestyles,
The problem with the ‘recovery’ conversation in mental health

Campaigns are also headed up by celebrities who tell their own personal stories in a bid to further the conversation on mental health.

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