Communicating and advertising effectively to the LGTBQIA+ community has long been a challenge for medical marketers due to industry blind spots.
A coalition of organizations, community leaders and Times contributors called for the publication to make internal and editorial changes.
The proposed reversal of a policy that originated during the AIDS/HIV epidemic was announced during National Blood Donor Month.
There is a general lack of education about trans-related care among small-town health professionals who might also be reluctant to learn.
The work by The & Partnership focuses on the abuse trans people endure when undergoing ‘conversion therapy’.
Since the 1980s, the federal health agency has banned men who have sex with men from donating blood.
The company pledged $5 million in global grant funding to support a public education and vaccine hesitancy campaign.
Healthcare marketers’ engagement with LGBTQIA+ audiences has lagged the industry’s broader DE&I push.
The bill has passed in the House and is awaiting consideration by the Senate.
A Phreesia/Klick report found that medical marketers can help close the gap between LGBTQIA+ patients’ knowledge and their use of preventive care services.
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