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From American Revolution to Healthcare Evolution

From American Revolution to Healthcare Evolution

As we celebrate America’s 250th Anniversary, a critical piece of Revolutionary War history remains little-known: smallpox was the biggest enemy of the Continental Army, causing roughly 90% of deaths early in the war, until George Washington fought back – and turned...
Living Longer

Living Longer

Each June we celebrate Men’s Health Month, focused on improving and advancing men’s health through connection, education, and advocacy. According to recent CDC data, men are 33% less likely than women to see a doctor every year, and 50% more likely to go 2 years...
Prioritize Your Wellbeing

Prioritize Your Wellbeing

This is Women’s Health Month, celebrated each May to share knowledge that improves the health and wellbeing of women. This is a perfect time to reflect upon the state of your own health, something that women don’t always prioritize for themselves. Health Conditions to...
Simple Steps to Detect and Prevent Cancer

Simple Steps to Detect and Prevent Cancer

April is National Cancer Prevention and Early Detection Month, dedicated to increasing awareness of the importance of cancer prevention. About 40% of cancer cases and nearly half of cancer deaths in the United States are linked to preventable risk factors.¹ Although...
Women’s History Month – Frances Gerety

Women’s History Month – Frances Gerety

In recognition of Women’s History Month, we spotlight one of advertising’s most enduring creative moments: In 1947, while working on the De Beers account, copywriter Frances Gerety penned the line, “A Diamond Is Forever.” What began as a simple headline became one of...