The Breast Cancer Alphabet highlights 26 symptoms of the disease
Created for Breast Cancer Awareness month in the Netherlands, the campaign aims to highlight what to look out for and the importance of early diagnosis
The changing landscape of sexual wellness brands
Sexual wellness is no longer a novelty. There are opportunities here for brands, especially if they widen the conversation and make sure everyone has a voice, says Katie Klencheski of branding agency Smakk
Supermundane creates artwork for West Middlesex University Hospital
Commissioned by the charity CW+, the artist has collaborated with patients and staff to create a series of bold works that aim to establish a fun environment for the children being treated at the hospital
A new photo book marks the 75th anniversary of the NHS
Through evocative black and white photography, the book acts as a timely reminder of how much the NHS has done for us and how sorely it needs to be protected
How to use animation to tackle taboo subjects
We speak to the brands and creative teams using animation to explore difficult and taboo subjects in the world of health and look at the impact it can have
Can brands save our relationship with sex?
Sex Brand is reimagining the condom at a time when people are having less sex than ever. We speak to Uncommon’s Nils Leonard about bringing new life to a flaccid category
Turning toxic particles into pencils
A new initiative from health brand Otrivin and ad agency Wunderman Thompson Singapore uses filters to capture pollution by-products and turn them into pencils for Indian schoolchildren
New ad raises awareness of the challenges of working with cancer
Created by Publicis Groupe, the ad campaign will appear at the Super Bowl this year, and aims to highlight the need to support colleagues with cancer in the workplace
Ragged Edge rebrands Gaia, a startup offering the world’s first IVF insurance
The studio set out to create a brand “that could behave with real conviction, without ever losing its empathy”
New ad for CALM sees England player Declan Rice address loneliness
The spot uses VFX to isolate Rice on a football pitch, in order to highlight how you don’t necessarily need to be alone to feel lonely