In this edition of "Let’s Talk Public Health This Way," we delve into the Welcome to the Futures exhibit at the Smithsonian Arts + Industries Building in Washington, DC. While not explicitly focused on public health, this exhibition serves as a compelling example of how health communication can transcend traditional boundaries.
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Part of health communication is working with unexpected, non-traditional partners to share health messages in innovative and engaging ways. The “Outbreak: Epidemics in a Connected World” exhibit at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History is just that. This novel exhibit communicates about infectious disease outbreaks to the public using interactive multimedia and gamification.
What is The Disaster Diaries of Rhyane Jane?
It’s the first media production of Let’s Talk Public Health, and we’re absolutely and completely excited about it. The Disaster Diaries of Rhyane Jane (DDRJ) is an edutainment web series that includes:
Why use animated GIFs?
Animated GIFs can be far more engaging than static images. CoSchedule reports that tweets with GIFs get 167% more click-throughs than tweets with static images, and according to Insight Pool, sharing a post with a GIF increased the engagement rate 20% for B2C brands. Social Media Today says tweets with GIFs generate 6X more engagement than tweets with basic text updates, and are 3X as likely to be retweeted than tweets with images.
O-N-E-L-E-S-S - Breaking Down the One Less HPV Vaccine Ad Campaign with Health Belief Model1/19/2018 
One Less HPV Vaccine Ad Campaign
In recognition of Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, let’s talk about HPV and the ad campaign that first introduced the HPV vaccine to the world.
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