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Bupa launches dementia awareness campaign

27 Feb 2009 | by Ian Darby

LONDON - Bupa is launching a TV campaign to raise awareness of the issues surrounding dementia...., Caring for Someone with dementia. It features an animated character called Ernie visiting his sister ...

HOTLINE: Faulds Advertising wins Alzheimer Scotland account

22 Mar 2002

for Dementia Awareness Week in June.

CAMPAIGN DIARY: Ex-copywriter is one to watch as he comes up with a novel idea

27 Aug 1999 | by MAIRI CLARK

watchmaker and his dying wife who is suffering from dementia. Wilkins obviously spent a great deal of ...

DIARY: Old-school copywriter heads off to dreaming spires for inspiration

21 Jun 2002

tooth for Oxford, where the maximum age for mature students is about 45, after which dementia beckons ...

Atlas Alzheimer's ad shows the dark side of victim's painting

18 Jan 2002

. It is the most common form of dementia, affecting about 500,000 people in the UK and 20 million ...

ANALYSIS: SALE OF THE WEEK

22 May 2000 | by COLIN GRIMSHAW

dementia - 12 strange things the penis does. This included amusing headlines such as: There s a one-in ...

PERSPECTIVE: AMV’s Guinness TV work undermined by Brann’s posters

22 May 1998 | by CAROLINE MARSHALL

of Ernest Saunders pre-senile dementia.) These dire posters - storyboards is actually a more ...

The Work: Private View

08 Apr 2005

right into the crazed channel-hopping dementia we all experience these days, faced with three billion ...

The Work: New Campaigns - UK

27 Mar 2009

: Linda Seaward, head of marketing and publishing, The Alzheimer's Society Brief: Make dementia relevant ...

THE CAMPAIGN ESSAY: DROWNING IN ADS - Andrew Cracknell fears that consumers are being bombarded by too many ads. This is the first piece in a new series in which prominent writers will air the issues that polarise the business

15 Mar 2002 | by ANDREW CRACKNELL, the executive creative director of Bates UK

findings of Pavlov on his dogs was that too much stimulation induces dementia! Maybe unconsciously, but I'm ...

 

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