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Working With Cancer’s Big C global creative contest opens for entries
Campaign devised by Publicis Groupe aims to de-stigmatize cancer in the workplace.
Hospital Sisters Health System names Woolsey chief marcomms officer
She has worked in healthcare marketing and communications since 2005.
Vir Biotechnology names Sasha Damouni Ellis as chief corporate affairs officer
Damouni Ellis has worked at Bayer and as a journalist at Bloomberg News.
Taye Diggs stars in ViiV’s latest HIV prevention push
The ViiV campaign functions both as a PSA as well as a community-building initiative focused on populations that are disproportionately affected by HIV.
‘Unwearable’ art installment raises awareness of rare skin disease
Boehringer Ingelheim launched The Unwearable Collection last year.
Lyme disease doc details chronic patient struggles
'I’m Not Crazy, I’m Sick' follows the lives of three people suffering from chronic Lyme disease and their long-term struggles to be diagnosed and treated.
How a Mental Health Awareness Month campaign aims to Talk Away the Dark
The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, TBWA\Chiat\Day and Allison+Partners rolled out the campaign this spring.
22% of U.S. employees remain at high risk of mental health issues: Report
Pandemic-era mental health impacts are still playing out when it comes to employee well-being. Here’s what companies can do to mitigate them.
5 questions for Fred Haberman on marketing the 2026 Special Olympics
The Minneapolis-based firm is planning marketing and media relations for the event in its home city.
American Red Cross commissions ‘artivist’ Nikkolas Smith for SCD effort
Nikkolas Smith produced the digital portrait Transfusion, which was based on conversations he had with four patients living with SCD.
'You not only know us, you love and trust us:’ How J&J spinoff Kenvue is raising its profile
After a $3.8 billion IPO, the J&J consumer health business is leaning into communicating about its purpose and linking its new brand to its well-known products.
Glass Lions Grand Prix goes to domestic violence intervention
Cheil Worldwide Seoul handled launch of South Korean police’s innovative emergency call service.
Cannes 2023: U.S. Glass and Sustainable Development Goals winners
See the U.S. winning work from the categories, some of the last awards this year.
Bras, branding, a ‘Vangina’ and the tampon tax
A year after the repeal of Roe v. Wade, a nonprofit and menstruation brand are driving their way towards period equity and equality.
Cannes Day 5: BCW, Weber Shandwick pick up Bronze Lions
BCW won for Brady’s War Stories campaign, while Weber Shandwick was recognized for Iberdrola’s Turnstile Turbines in another category.
The Cure Cup, 21Grams’ stem cell-focused campaign, eyes Cannes prize
The Cure Cup campaign, honored by the Clios and shortlisted at Cannes, aims to de-stigmatize period blood and highlight its use for stem cell research.
Havas unveils Welltainment at Cannes in bid to close health equity gap
As part of the Welltainment launch at Cannes, Havas deemed health inequity to be one of the “greatest threats to humanity in this generation.”
Agency rivals urge their creatives to pitch for Working With Cancer ad contest
Edelman, IPG, Omnicom and WPP join Publicis to launch 'The Big C' competition with $100 million brief.
Unpacking Inequality You Can’t Ignore, which won a Gold Pharma Lion at Cannes
The Inequality You Can’t Ignore campaign, created by The Chrysalis Initiative and Eversana Intouch, uses OOH and AR to address healthcare disparities.
Durex takes on autocorrect, encourages everyone to ‘duck’ responsibly
Durex has deployed shoppable posts across its Instagram, Facebook and TikTok channels promoting “ducky” art, a cheeky nod to its condoms by way of rubber ducks.
Analysis
The 10 biggest communications lessons from the COVID-19 public health emergency
From understanding an audience to beating back disinformation, health comms experts share their biggest lessons learned for the next pandemic.
‘No longer reliable’: Twitter chaos means public safety messaging gets a rethink
Transportation and public-health agencies used to go to Twitter first during an emergency. Now it’s not so simple.
How PR agencies are preparing for post-public health emergency messaging
Healthcare experts outline the importance of an overabundance of communication in the 60 days before the end of the public health and national emergency for COVID-19.
The government has a monkeypox comms problem
Healthcare PR experts are unimpressed by messaging about the virus, demanding more urgency and clarity as cases rise.
Uncomfortable or not, companies have to talk to employees about abortion
Many employees are scared, or at least unsure of how state laws could affect them, and they’re looking for clarity from their employers.
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