ADA taps Mullen to unify diabetes message
05 Mar 2009 | by Jaimy Lee
ALEXANDRIA, VA: The American Diabetes Association (ADA) hired Mullen as its first AOR to help the nonprofit unify its messaging about the seriousness of diabetes.
NEW ORLEANS: The Copeland's of New Orleans restaurant chain is creating awareness for a rare form of skin cancer with limited-edition wristbands and a partnership with NBA player Chris Paul.
ALEXANDRIA, VA: The American Diabetes Association (ADA) hired Mullen as its first AOR to help the nonprofit unify its messaging about the seriousness of diabetes.
WASHINGTON: Teva Pharmaceuticals USA launched its first awareness campaign on February 10 to raise understanding about the economic value of generic drugs as the US prepares for the possibility of healthcare reform in 2009.
AUSTIN, TX: The Lance Armstrong Foundation (LAF) has hired Ogilvy PR to help expand its more than decade-old cancer awareness LiveStrong campaign globally.
ATLANTA: The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) is streamlining its communications strategy as it waits for the source of a salmonella outbreak to be identified.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ: Johnson & Johnson (J&J) is reaching out to mothers offended by an ad for the company's Ibuprofen brand, Motrin, which equated carrying a baby in a sling to a painful fashion choice.
ROLLING MEADOWS, IL: Thermos launched a campaign called "Hydration for All" on November 3 to educate consumers about the health benefits of drinking water and to promote its Intak, a new Bisphenol A (BPA)-free Thermos.
NORTH BERGEN, NJ: The Vitamin Shoppe, a retailer and direct marketer of nutritional products, recently named Allison & Partners its AOR.
NORTHRIDGE, CA: Pharmavite, maker of Nature Made vitamins and Soyjoy nutrition bars, named Porter Novelli its AOR after a procurement-led review.
ATLANTA: The American Cancer Society (ACS) named Brodeur Partners its AOR October 17 after a competitive three-round process.