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We partnered with Klick to conduct a survey of nearly 3,000 patients to better understand the healthcare experiences of people with , including how they feel they are perceived by care teams and how the industry can better serve their healthcare needs.

View the full report to learn how providers and brands can create better, more tailored outreach for these patients to support them on their healthcare journey while remaining sensitive to their unique needs: https://bit.ly/4dXcYbe

Imagine a future where monitoring your blood sugar is as easy as speaking into your smartphone. 📲🎤

Thanks to Klick Labs’ ongoing research, with its latest paper recently published in Scientific Reports, this is becoming a reality. 🌟

The groundbreaking study, conducted across 505 participants, has confirmed a link between blood glucose levels and voice pitch. As blood glucose levels rise, so does the fundamental frequency of the voice. This discovery could pave the way for non-invasive, voice-based glucose monitoring—transforming how we manage Type 2 diabetes for millions globally. 🌍

Driven by innovation and a commitment to improving lives, Klick Labs’ research represents a significant step toward making health management simpler and more accessible.

Check out the press release, and stay tuned for more as we explore how the combination of voice technology and AI is pushing the boundaries of life sciences: https://bit.ly/3Xmn6Vs

New Diabetes Research in Scientific Reports Links Blood Glucose Levels and Voice | Klick Health® Klick Labs’ latest findings highlight potential for voice-based blood sugar monitoring; discovery follows scientists’ pioneering work using vocal biomarkers and AI to detect Type 2 diabetes

See why with BTS, Klickster moments and the campaigns that win awards - follow Klick on Instagram: https://bit.ly/4csqv9x

“We have a mix of [employees with] both autism and Down syndrome,” [Cafe Joyeux US CEO Sylvie] Giret said. “They’ve been treated as and sometimes even told they were burdens. So we offer them the opportunity to be seen, to be heard, to be treated like ordinary people.”

The New York Post spotlighted Café Joyeux last week in a feature, which links to '47,' the award-winning short film Klick Health, Zombie Studio, and Canja Audio Culture created based on the real story of a Café Joyeux employee with Down syndrome who did not get his first job until he was 47.

Read more from the New York Post here:

Barista with autism evades homelessness thanks to NYC cafe employing people with cognitive disabilities A former school assistant with autism nearly became homeless before she found a job at a Manhattan café that employs “differently-abled people.”

Cheering on the summer games with a Parisian potluck in our Philadelphia office! 🇫🇷

"47's impact has been immediate and far-reaching, not only showcasing Café Joyeux's mission but also challenging other companies to reconsider their approach to inclusivity. Sylvie Giret, US CEO of Café Joyeux, says: "We are overjoyed by the world's reaction to '47' and what our film represents to people with disabilities."

More from Creative Boom:

47: a stop-motion short that'll have you in bits, in six minutes flat If you haven't seen 47 yet, click on the video and watch it now. Then, read on to discover how this emotional film was created and why it's making so many waves right now. There's something about...

Fast Company’s 2024 Innovation by Design Awards list has been released, and we’re thrilled to share that 'The Congregation' created for PodHer has made the list in the 'Experimental' category!

The Innovation by Design Awards honor the designers and businesses solving the most crucial problems of today and anticipating the pressing issues of tomorrow.

Congratulations to everyone who worked so hard on this important project!

"Cue lights. Ready camera 1. Standby for host entrance. Ready camera 2. Standby audio. Standby graphics. Let's roll the opening title sequence in 3, 2, 1—cue video. We're live!"

recently caught up on what happens behind the scenes at MOSHO with Laura Denham, Executive Creative Producer and SVP, Head of Production, at Klick Health.

What's a MOSHO? Read all about it: https://bit.ly/4dcVZkH

How Our Agency Turned Meetings into Must-Watch TV There's a live studio audience

Company-wide updates that feel like you're on the set of a TV show just hit different 🎬

A little piece of Joyeux that landed in Toronto to celebrate the release of the film '47' 💛

https://us.cafejoyeux.com/pages/47-film

Spotted: Café Joyeux taxi toppers featuring a still from our short film '47.'

Backed by stop-motion, CGI and puppetry – as well as a cover of “Carry On” by indie pop band Fun – the film tells the story of Robert, who is told that various life moments and opportunities are not for him. That is until he is offered a job at Café Joyeux, a global chain of cafe-restaurants that hire and train people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Watch the film here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZgFBJO06BU

“Klick has always been a leader in the health landscape with its people-centric focus, hacker roots, and legacy in healthcare marketing. That’s what drew me here. My passion in healthcare media has always been focused on delivering client value with an eye on what's next, and I’m excited about how Klick is ready to take the future on at the intersection of data, technology, media, and healthcare."

Today we welcome Ray Rosti as he joins Klick as President, Klick Media!

Read the full press release here:

Healthcare Media Trailblazer Ray Rosti Named President, Klick Media | Klick Health® Former Publicis Chief Digital Officer joins Klick to take its growing Media team into the future

"The animated short film 47 was one of the biggest winners at the 2024 Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity earlier this month. The six-and-a-half minute film featuring ‘Robert’ was inspired by the real life story of a man who lives with Down syndrome and didn’t receive his first job until he was 47 years old."

More on the film created for Café Joyeux from MM+M's Jack O'Brien:

Klick screens 47 short film about Down syndrome in NYC after Cannes wins Following its wins in Cannes, Café Joyeux hosted a screening of 47 at the French Embassy’s Villa Albertine at the Payne Whitney mansion in New York.

“The film is really a call-to-action to society to create more inclusive opportunities” said Amy Fortunato, vice president-group creative director at agency Klick Health, who co-wrote “47.”

“This is a story of believing in human potential, and of joy, confidence and acceptance.”

Read more about Café Joyeux from MediaPost here:

Inclusive Cafe Joyeux Enters U.S., Captures Cannes Accolades Animated film celebrates the nonprofit European chain staffed by people with Down Syndrome and other intellectual/developmental disabilities,

We celebrated Pride at the offices this week and our NYC Klicksters are looking great on film! 🌈

"Being selected as a Clio Health Innovator is both an honor and a validation of the critical role that business affairs plays in the advertising industry, especially within the specialized pharmaceutical marketing sector. Traditionally, our contributions tend to be behind the scenes, but they are pivotal in transforming creative ideas into impactful campaigns."

Tamika Knight, VP, Business Affairs (Creative Production) at Klick, on being named a and what it means to be selected by The Clios.

Yesterday we welcomed Biomedical Communications (MScBMC) students from the University of Toronto who got to hear from Peter Leynes, Senior Director of Medical Animation at Klick!

More exciting news from the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity that we are honored to share: Klick has received the coveted Innovation Grand Prix for ‘Voice 2 Diabetes’!

All smiles celebrating our wins at the The Clios Health Awards!

The Innovation Lions celebrate ground-breaking innovation, technology and problem-solving ideas that turn imagination into impactful reality and we are honored to share that Voice 2 Diabetes has officially been shortlisted for the 'Early-Stage Technology' category at the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity!

The Clios Health Awards have shared their 2024 Gold, Silver, Bronze, and Shortlist winners and Klick has 43 reasons to be even more proud of the work we do here.

Please join us in celebrating these wins and congratulations to everyone who worked so hard on these projects!

See the full list of the 2024 Clio Health wins for Klick here: https://clios.com/health/winners?program=healthcare&year=2024&search=klick

🔊 Discover how Klick Labs is revolutionizing AI safety by analyzing vocal biomarkers to distinguish human voices from deepfakes. Amid the explosion of AI-generated content, their cutting-edge research offers hope in combating this growing threat.

Read the full story to learn more about their innovative approach and its potential impact: https://bit.ly/44UGICp

Man or machine? Toronto company finds a way to determine how real audio clips are TORONTO - Eyes may be the windows to the soul, but at Klick Labs, it's all about the voice.

"Just as Einstein transformed physics, AI has the potential to reshape how industries evolve and thrive, such as in our industry, with the development of new treatments that improve patient outcomes. But left unguided, even the most potent AI technologies will fall short."

Leerom Segal for Fast Company: https://bit.ly/4aovuXT

Wisdom gains value as the price of intelligence drops Data and AI algorithms have potential, but we need wisdom to realize their full potential. Data and AI algorithms have potential, but we need wisdom to realize the full potential.

Great work continuing at Humber College, with Humber's Centre for Innovation in Health & Wellness, and Klick -- launching a research project using voice recognition technology to identify prediabetes in the South Asian Population. Learn more: https://humber.ca/today/media-releases/humber-and-klick-labs-launch-research-study-using-voice-recognition-technology
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