Ad Alliance rolls out cross-media campaign for blend-a-dent
Ad Alliance has implemented a cross-media campaign for P&G’s blend-a-dent, combining BRIGITTE and Meins co-branding with RTL and VOX TV placements.
Ad Alliance has implemented a cross-media campaign for P&G’s blend-a-dent, combining BRIGITTE and Meins co-branding with RTL and VOX TV placements.
Saint Elmo’s, Borussia Dortmund and FAQ YOU link testicular cancer prevention to stadium check-ups, social media activation and a dedicated website.
Kyowa Kirin launches a zebra-themed rare disease campaign tied to Rare Disease Day, with activations planned in Düsseldorf carnival and at Fortuna Düsseldorf.
More and more people are seeking information about depression online. The Germany Depression Barometer 2025 shows why digital content offers opportunities – and why medical guidance remains essential.
A recent survey of physicians shows that medical innovation is essential for patient care – yet regulatory barriers continue to slow access in Germany.
A representative survey shows that the majority of people in Germany want to take active responsibility for their health – but are calling for more knowledge and a dedicated school subject on health.
During their home match against VfB Stuttgart, HSV put the spotlight on ME/CFS. Together with “Empty Stands”, the club sent a strong message for visibility and solidarity.
To mark its 200th anniversary, the Klosterfrau Group will present the Maria Clementine Martin Award 2026 to visionary female founders shaping the future of healthcare.
According to the latest JOM forecast, the German advertising market is expected to see almost no growth in 2026. Digital platforms continue to accelerate the structural shift.
AI becomes the defining leadership priority for marketing in 2026. The new CMO Barometer reveals how artificial intelligence reshapes roles, systems, and decision-making.
A new SoVD survey shows a significant loss of trust in long-term care policy: Only about one in ten expects good care, while nearly 80 percent support a citizens’ long-term care insurance model.
With “Life with Glioma,” Servier Germany introduces a new, science-based information platform for individuals affected by low-grade, IDH-mutated gliomas. The website provides guidance from diagnosis through follow-up care.
The new podcast “Plan B from Now On” accompanies families with seriously ill or disabled children and sheds light on their daily challenges, their strength, and the need for greater societal support. Hosted by Katrin Eigendorf and Dr. Eckart von Hirschhausen.
gesund.de is elevating the local presence of community pharmacies and demonstrating how digital reach and personal in-store service can reinforce one another. The new Joint Marketing Campaign actively involves around 30 pharmacies in its development and execution.
FUNKE, together with leading partners from research, politics, patient organizations, and industry, has launched the initiative “STUDIEN WIRKEN.” The goal is to increase visibility for clinical studies, build trust, and strengthen Germany’s research landscape.
Artificial intelligence is becoming a medical advisor for many people in Germany and is rapidly gaining importance in healthcare. A new Bitkom study highlights the opportunities, concerns, and expectations surrounding the era of “Dr. AI.”
Since 2025, the National Registry for Congenital Heart Defects has received no federal funding for the first time in over two decades. Researchers, patients and medical societies warn that without immediate support from 2026 onward, a globally unique research resource will be lost.
Nearly two-thirds of Germans rate current long-term care as inadequate, and almost 90% demand an affordable care system for everyone – according to a new DAK-Gesundheit study by the Allensbach Institute.
With its new Instagram channel “checkt.mann”, the University Medical Center Freiburg aims to raise awareness among men about physical and mental health – honest, humorous, and science-based.
At their home match against Borussia Dortmund, HSV, HanseMerkur and yeswecan!cer are joining forces for cancer prevention – with special jerseys and a clear message: “Prevention can save lives!”