In the latest episode of our podcast, we chatted with a new face to our office but seasoned Ogilvy Health expert, Mina Shariq, who moved from our London offices to our NYC-based agency this year.

Our campaigns are most compelling when they are telling a story, when they are empathetic and not just touting the benefits of the product. With all the evolving consumer needs and preferences over the past year, here’s how story-listening will help us understand what it is like to walk in our audiences’ shoes so that we can provide solutions for the new and very real problems they face.

This past year, our #everydaymatters initiative has helped raise awareness for many important aspects of cancer and cancer care. Now it’s time to focus on you personally, the researchers, physicians, nurses, caregivers, volunteers, and everyone deeply devoted to fighting cancer. What you do every day matters. That is the true spirit of the holidays. We wish you the very best this season…and everyday.

After tuning into a pharma brand’s Instagram Live session about migraines featuring a neurologist and a notable celebrity, we explore what went well and opportunities for future social media live-streaming events with health brands.

The long-term effects of the pandemic will not be limited to the physical impact of the coronavirus. Here’s how digital solutions are aiming to improve the longstanding physical and mental wellbeing of patients and healthcare professionals.

After speaking at the 2020 Georgetown Linguistics Career Panel Series, our research and intelligence team explore how linguists can leverage their diverse POV to bring forth new thinking to healthcare marketing and beyond.

November is National Lung Cancer Awareness Month so as part of #everydaymatters join us in learning more and celebrating the advancements made in preventing, detecting, and treating this challenging disease.

The final part of a blog series exploring how COVID-19 continues to disproportionately affect the Black community. Continue reading to see how improving healthcare professional cultural competency can lead to meaningful change and improve the lives of patients around the world.

With the latest research showing African Americans are 2.4 times more likely to die from COVID-19 than Caucasians, our analytics expert takes a deeper look at the social determinants of health at play and other contextual elements that are contributing to these stark inequalities in health and wellness today.

Our latest podcast features working mother and point of care expert, Christine Molbury. Christine has navigated the agency landscape, inspired our network and although the pandemic put many plans on hold, she used it as an opportunity to propel her career.