Virtual reality, face masks and quarantines are relieving fear and symptoms. And while GenZ and Millennials trust celebrities, older adults still tune into TV commercials; marketers are taking LinkedIn and connected vehicles for a spin. SHSMD’s FutureScan and CHNAs pave … Read article
Have you ever posted a picture, received a low amount of likes and then deleted the picture? You posted the picture because YOU liked it. It shouldn’t matter what others think, and that’s what’s most important. And Instagram believes so, too. … Read article
As young adults, the one thing on all of our minds is MONEY. Though we may not have a lot of it, it runs our world. At this point in your life, your parents may be pulling back on their … Read article
Artificial Intelligence will benefit your health in many ways, according to David Allard, M.D., Chief Medical Officer at Henry Ford Health System, but it will never replace your doctor. Rather, it will augment what your doctor does. “A.I. is like … Read article
Think back to 2014. Remember when the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge became a viral internet sensation? You couldn’t visit Facebook without watching videos of your friends and family members drenching themselves in ice water – all in effort to raise … Read article
You may know them as Keyboard Cat, Toast, Hamilton Pug, Roomba Cat, Lil Bub, Marnie the Dog or Richard_Kitty. But before their internet stardom, these iconic animals were better known as shelter pets. In a 2016 campaign, The Shelter Pet … Read article
In 2019 alone, there have been over 250 mass shootings in the United States. Over 240 people have died and over 900 have been injured. Technology is supposed to help us, but when it gives people the capability to produce … Read article
It’s hidden in plain sight. In your community, or the next. If you saw it happening right before your eyes, would you know? To bring awareness to the incomprehensible human trafficking epidemic, the Michigan State Police and Department of Justice … Read article
Playing a game of chess hardly seems like an effective remedy for the degradation and abuse of women in India. But an innovative campaign from the Indian nonprofit Project Nanhi Kali used the game to drive home their message: Without … Read article
We can’t see a migraine or a pulled muscle, but when someone tells us they’re in pain from one of these things, we don’t question them. So why is it that when someone says they are in pain mentally, we … Read article
Influencer marketing has been on the rise for the past decade. Studies have shown that consumers trust the opinions of their favorite bloggers, YouTubers and other social media stars far more than paid celebrity endorsers. But as with any trend, … Read article
For Millennials (myself included), planning the perfect trip is somewhat of a sport. An art form. An all-around overwhelming experience. You see, years and years ago, before we could dive so deeply into our travel plans, taking a vacation was … Read article