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Senior Account Director, Corporate Pricing & Health Public Affairs

Social media continues to be one of the most powerful tools in promoting and educating about health, and even more so when you are trying to reach younger generations. Check out our latest Real Chemistry report that uncovers the top trends leading to #cancerscreening conversations on social media, click-worthy content strategies and the leading voices in promoting early cancer screenings. Top-level findings show: 🏥 #Patient and #healthcare #provider (HCPs) influencers are “eventizing” their cancer screenings and documenting their experiences in real-time to demystify fear of going to their healthcare provider or “white coat syndrome.” 🌟 Hollywood is playing a significant role in driving audiences to be more proactive in early cancer screenings, using micro case studies of popular celebrity influencers such as Olivia Munn and Chrissy Teigen. 📱 Micro- and even nano-influencers are making healthcare a part of their daily content routines and leveraging popular beauty and fashion influencer storytelling like the “Getting ready with me (#GRWM)” movement. ✍️ HCP influencers are adopting roles of both patient and educator by documenting their routine personal healthcare screening journeys for audiences on Instagram and TikTok. 🩷 #BreastCancer screening content still outpaces content for other cancers, and what lessons the #healthcare industry can take to raise awareness for other cancer disease states.

How Social Media Trends are Promoting Early Cancer Screenings as Cancer Rates in Young Adults Increase and Global Cancer Screenings are in Decline

How Social Media Trends are Promoting Early Cancer Screenings as Cancer Rates in Young Adults Increase and Global Cancer Screenings are in Decline

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