Inserm

Showcase Inserm's fight against health misinformation.

Brand

Brand

Brand

Health & Care

Health & Care

Health & Care

#branding #creation #campaign activation #influence

↳ Context

Faced with the spread of health fake news on social media, Inserm (French National Institute of Health and Medical Research) is taking a stand against medical misinformation by creating CanalDetox. This initiative features short texts and videos designed to decode current events and verify the information circulating online.

↳ Challenge

Get the general public interested in the serious articles from Canal Detox, even at a time when entertainment consumption is at an all-time high.

↳ Strategy

Fake news is so popular and spreads quickly because it's engaging and entertaining. The strategy: leverage this allure effectively. The idea: showcase the most eye-catching fake news stories, which Canal Detox thoroughly addresses, and give the audience a choice: pass on this information unverified or actively verify it by checking the dedicated article via a QR Code.

Better performance
+3 %
in brand awareness compared to the previous campaign (Episto Awareness Study)
Better performance
+3 %
in brand awareness compared to the previous campaign (Episto Awareness Study)
Better performance
+3 %
in brand awareness compared to the previous campaign (Episto Awareness Study)
↳ Greater impact
1
campaign featured in Hachette's school textbook to engage young people
↳ Greater impact
1
campaign featured in Hachette's school textbook to engage young people
↳ Greater impact
1
campaign featured in Hachette's school textbook to engage young people

↳ A Multichannel Launch

  • Strategically deployed national campaign: subway, train station, pharmacy, specialty press

  • Digital films broadcast in TV replay and adapted for social media

  • Creation of social content with street interviews featuring influencer Roman Deduick to amplify messages

Inserm has decided to engage directly with the public, reaching them where they live with straightforward, impactful, and above all, health-beneficial messages!

Professor Didier Samuel,

CEO of Inserm

Case Studies

Case Studies

Case Studies