This summer may be a little different in how we enjoy the outdoors, but one thing that remains is the importance of protecting ourselves from the sun. Check out a few tips as part of our #everydaymatters initiative on how to responsibly have fun in the sun this year.

We challenged some of our top strategic thinkers to dream-up the ultimate voice technology that would make a positive impact in the lives of patients and healthcare professionals. Continue reading to see what our Ogilvy Health dreamers said.

As part of our #everydaymatters initiative extending the mission of World Cancer Day and in observance of June being National Cancer Survivors Month, we wanted to recognize and celebrate cancer survivors who share their gift of life, greater perspective, and meaningful moments together.

In the third of a multi-part blog series about reducing friction along the healthcare consumer’s journey, Toby Trygg illuminates pain points that audiences face as they actively engage with your brand and how to create a more seamless experience.

Wearing a mask has proven to be an easy & important way to stem the spread of the coronavirus, yet many New Yorkers still aren’t doing it.

An in-depth look at how countries are stepping up their use of personal data to contain, prepare for, and respond to the spread of COVID-19 throughout their community and beyond.

As part of our #everydaymatters initiative, we wanted to take a moment to thank and celebrate the courageous oncology professionals working tirelessly to serve our communities today, throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, and beyond.

Ogilvy Health and #iamnotavirus have teamed up to raise awareness around anti-Chinese sentiments that conflate the COVID-19 pandemic with ethnic and national identities via a provocative campaign on social media and beyond.

A forward-thinking POV on how miniaturized conversational AI devices can advance to support better health in times of crisis and beyond. These devices do not exist in this form—yet, but with the proper innovative thinking and use cases have potential to improve lives.

The 5th edition of The Social Check-up report is now live.