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Storytelling tips for health and science media8th August 2024
In today’s rapidly evolving media landscape, the ability of communications and PR professionals to effectively engage with health and science…
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Storytelling tips for health and science media8th August 2024
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Number of consumers relying on social media for ‘trustworthy’ health information increases by 70% in two years14th February 2024
Consumers are more worried about their health in 2024 but are ‘tuning out’ from unrelatable experts and relying less on…
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