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The Marie Keating Foundation Launches a New Awareness Campaign

The Marie Keating Foundation brings awareness during Lung Cancer Awareness month by unveiling a new special campaign that aims to highlight some of the early symptoms of the disease. The company hopes to encourage those to take the initiative and get themselves tested at an early rate.

The foundation also joins the Brill Building with PML Group to create the poster. It is named the first to 'catch lung cancer' as the ad reveals itself when it hears those passing by coughing in order to reach as many people as possible. It is reported by LBB Online that lung cancer is the leading cause of death in Ireland. However, it is also important to note that with early detection and better treatment, there have been improvements to the ailment.
Trend Themes
1. Early Detection Technologies - There is an opportunity for the development of technologies that can detect lung cancer at an early stage when it is more treatable.
2. Innovative Awareness Campaigns - There is an opportunity to create innovative awareness campaigns that use modern technology, such as the sound-activated poster, to reach a wider audience and encourage testing.
3. Personalized Treatment Options - There is an opportunity for personalized treatment options that take into account a patient's specific genetic profile and medical history, leading to better treatment outcomes.
Industry Implications
1. Biotech - Biotech companies can explore the development of early detection technologies and personalized treatment options, disrupting the traditional approach to treating cancer.
2. Advertising - The advertising industry can use technology to create innovative and engaging awareness campaigns that raise awareness and encourage people to get tested for lung cancer.
3. Healthcare - The healthcare industry can leverage new technologies and personalized approaches to improve overall treatment outcomes for lung cancer patients.

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