Watch: Short film shows what happens when healthcare loses its humanity
The film, Instant Doctor, was created by The Bloc and The Youth for digital platform Tribute.
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Five things for pharma marketers to know: Wednesday, June 3, 2020
Gilead develops easier-to-administer versions of Remdesivir; Pharma, agencies respond to George Floyd’s death; Social distancing most effective way to combat COVID-19.
Arthur Sadoun ‘extremely worried for the world’ as civil unrest continues in US
Publicis CEO also called for industry-wide solidarity in light of COVID-19.
Havas CEO tells staff to take day and ‘contemplate our roles in improving racial justice and diversity’
Yannick Bolloré acknowledges ‘America is in pain right now’ amid the George Floyd outcry.
Five things for pharma marketers to know: Tuesday, June 2, 2020
26,000 nursing home residents died from COVID-19; Remdesivir modestly improves condition for some patients; Register for the MM&M Agency 100.
A catalyst for change: How COVID-19 is accelerating the pace of healthcare marketing evolution
How can the healthcare marketing emerge stronger from the COVID-19 pandemic? According to 2e CEO Ross Toohey, we can start by bucking entrenched perceptions about how business should be conducted and exploring new engagement tools and tactics.
Arthur Sadoun on the U.S. protests and how Publicis Groupe has saved 2,000 jobs through Marcel platform
The holding company leader addressed current events in America and internal news related to COVID in a video for staff.
Univision health lead pushes pharma on the value and needs of Hispanic audiences
Jorge Daboub is EVP, local media sales, Univision Communications.
Five things for pharma marketers to know: Monday, June 1, 2020
Sanofi stops recruiting for hydroxychloroquine trials; CDC guidelines may drastically change the corporate office; Diabetes drug recalled due to cancer-causing contaminant.
Five things for pharma marketers to know: Friday, May 29, 2020
Quest Diagnostics’ COVID-19 test granted emergency use; Novartis teams up with Massachusetts researchers to produce coronavirus vaccine; New York allows businesses to deny entry to people without masks.
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