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Twelve pieces across disease prevention, nutrition, sanitation, older people's health, youth digital literacy and public communication, produced for government health bodies and health facilities.
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Dengue campaign: four Instagram posts and one reference infographic
A four-post sequence that walks a reader from a familiar situation to one concrete action against mosquitoes, supported by a reference infographic.
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Post-flood disease warning: one summary post and one leptospirosis sequence
A summary post covering the five diseases that follow a flood, plus a dedicated three-panel sequence on leptospirosis.
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Childhood diarrhoea: two panel sequences for parents
Two three-panel sequences covering childhood diarrhoea from two sides: what to do that day, and what to understand beforehand.
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Lung health: lung cancer and World Tuberculosis Day
Six panels on lung cancer and one poster for World Tuberculosis Day 2025.
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Public communication: a patient survey, a campus anniversary, and a policy brief
Three pieces with three different readers: hospital patients, a campus community, and policy readers.
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A healthy internet, a stronger future: a digital literacy poster for students
An A4 poster that talks about digital safety in the language of teenagers rather than the language of warning.
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A healthy Ramadan: one poster, one story, one three-panel sequence
Three formats for one subject: keeping food and activity sensible through the fast, including for readers with acid reflux.
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Tobacco, alcohol and laughing gas: four prevention posters
Four prevention pieces covering three different substances, written to be read by people who are not looking for health information.
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Fit in later life: six panels on physical activity for older people
Two sequences of three panels on why older people need to move, which movements are safe, and how to start.
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Diabetes: twelve panels for two readers
Two sequences on diabetes: one for adults living with a diagnosis, one for parents who need to recognise the symptoms in a child.
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Child nutrition: from the family kitchen to the plate
A three-panel sequence that moves the message on child nutrition away from recommended intakes and into the kitchen and the family table.
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Hypertension and gout: twelve panels for two institutions
Two non-communicable diseases that come up most often, each covered in two sequences of three panels.
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