Below are seven marketing campaigns launched in June to raise awareness about brand identity and certain issues affecting public health.
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Boston-based Brigham and Women's Hospital unveiled a new logo June 17 to promote collaboration with Mass General Brigham system through its brand identity.
New York CIty-based Mount Sinai Health System on June 14 launched its largest ever awareness campaign to revamp its brand identity.
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Eastern Virginia Medical School will pay public relations firm TigerComm, which has ties to a blog publicizing negative stories about the school’s hospital partner, Sentara Healthcare, nearly $500,000, according to a June 9 Virginian-Pilot report.
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Factual information, empathy and listening will help unvaccinated Americans get their COVID-19 shots, not patronizing lectures, two medical experts wrote June 9 in a USA Today opinion piece.
As interest in public health degree programs rises nationally, the NYU School of Global Public Health launched a campaign June 4 attracting students to its bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degree programs.
Fake social media accounts controlled by automated software may be the most effective contributors to the rapid proliferation of COVID-19 misinformation, according to research published June 7 in JAMA Internal Medicine.
Many patients look at physician star ratings and reviews when choosing a provider. However, fake reviews might make it more difficult to find a medical provider, according to a June 5 report by The Washington Post.
Encouraging others to get vaccinated against COVID-19 requires compassionate, continuing conversations, Dr. Syra Madad, an infectious disease epidemiologist at NYC Health + Hospitals, wrote in a May 28 opinion piece for The New York Times.