At the first sign of a #stroke, it is important to act quickly. That's why American Heart Association promotes the F.A.S.T. Experience. This stands for: Face drooping, Arm weakness, Speech difficulty, Time to call 911. Acting F.A.S.T. speeds up recovery and saves lives.

June marks TRG's 9th year in business! We're proud to support our clients from leading foundations, medical societies, associations, coalitions, health systems, research institutes, nonprofits and corporations. Here's to another year!

June is Alzheimer's and Brain Awareness Month, and we're wearing purple to raise awareness and increase detection. While there is no cure for Alzheimer's, early detection can offer more treatment options. For info on the signs, visit Banner Health and their Alzheimer's Institute.

As we mark 9 years of TRG, Sharon Reis, principal, took the opportunity to reflect on the most effective PR strategies for today's health care environment. For info about the current PR opportunities, read her blog, "The Wisdom Associated with Turning 9," bit.ly/4dW2eeg.

SVP Kathleen Petty participated in the Society for Health Communication's National Summit today. Linda Desens PhD, RN, MITRE Chief Scientist, suggests starting campaigns with the right question, co-developing campaigns with community, and designing evaluation within the strategies.

Did you know that 21% of women and 11% of men have experienced migraine or severe headache? 🧠 There are various types of migraines, and every individual will experience migraines differently. Learn more about treatment with American Migraine Foundation. #MHAM #MigraineAndHeadacheAwarenessMonth

Our nation is amid significant changes, and we are analyzing the implications of these trends on health care. To bolster your #messaging strategy, read “Adapting Health Care Messaging for Today’s Altered Landscape” from Sr. Counselor Christine Stencel, MA. bit.ly/3GipTtg