Just as the healthcare sector was forever changed by the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, so too was how the media reports on the topics of health, medicine, and treatment. What does this mean for ...

Brainstorming fresh ideas for new projects, and being adaptable to the needs of your audiences, are part and parcel of the PR challenge. How much harder does this get when working in heavily-controlled industries like ...

Misinformation, disinformation and fake news is highly contagious and harmful, especially in the field of health. Effective PR and communications can help fight the spread and protect the public from its impacts. Our latest white ...

Aside from the economy, recent polling suggests that the public considers health to be the most important issue facing the country right now. With the ongoing crisis in A&E departments regularly making headlines, it seems ...

This is a guest post from Helen Fitzhugh, associate director, Healthcare at Kaizo PR. In the past two years, consumers have been bombarded with public health information on an unprecedented scale. Over the course of ...

Misinformation is a growing issue of concern across all areas of the media. Whether shared via social or ‘traditional’ mediums, the spread of incorrect information has had far-reaching consequences on individuals and whole communities across ...

It is now around three years since the British public first heard about a new disease called ‘COVID-19’. While most industries were massively impacted by this in a negative way, health journalism and reporting of ...

Compliance doesn’t have to stop the flow of creativity when putting together campaigns within regulated industries. For our webinar Bold Communications in Regulated Industries, Edelman’s director, client strategy Lisa Stone and Investec’s head of PR ...

This is a guest post by Louise Flintoft, associate director at Onyx Health. The UK’s public health is in a precarious position. We’ve all seen in the news that the Omicron COVID-19 variant has been ...

The healthcare sector has been under extraordinary pressure throughout the pandemic and new technologies and processes have had to be adopted and embraced across all departments – particularly in communications. One thing that has helped ...

As the ‘special relationship’ between the US and UK looks to change once more following the US election results and fallout, we hear how healthy (public) relations between UK and US companies can work out ...

This is a guest post from health PR and communications consultancy Evergreen PR’s director Leigh Greenwood. COVID-19 has forced rapid adoption of healthtech solutions across the NHS, corporate and consumer spheres. There is now a ...

This is a guest post by Mike Douglas, host of the Mental Health Blog Awards and blogger at Mike’s Open Journal. On Saturday 25th July 2020, I hosted the third Mental Health Blog Awards. Once ...

Statistics on the spread of coronavirus, updates on advances in treatment, instructions on lockdown mental wellbeing and self-isolation safety – health journalists across the media are under increasing pressure to report accurate data and keep ...

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An interview with Joel Snape, associate editor of Men’s Fitness and author of the health and lifestyle blog, Live Hard. Joel spoke to us about self-improvement and inspiring people to lead better lives through his ...

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An interview with Charlie Watson, author of the health and fitness blog, The Runner Beans. Charlie spoke to us about the healthy mix of content that makes up her blog, how she works with brands ...

An interview with Stephanie Nimmo, mum-of-four, avid runner, special needs advocate and an official blogger for the London Marathon. Stephanie spoke to us about Daisy, her nine-year old daughter with a life-limiting condition for whom she runs ...

An interview with Hugh Morris, news editor and staff writer at Telegraph Ski and Snowboard. On 13 April, Hugh will take part in the Virgin Money London Marathon, his first (and last) attempt at the race, in memory ...