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Conversation Catalysts

IM MS&L, the influencer marketing specialty of MS&L, and Keller Fay Group, a market research company specializing in word-of-mouth, developed an in-depth research report revealing the conversations of top word-of-mouth (WOM) leaders. The report is the largest and most comprehensive study of the brand-related conversations of consumer influencers and is the first to provide estimates of the daily volume of word of mouth in the United States.

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What Patients and Consumers Want – MS&L Germany Health Survey

According to a survey conducted by MS&L Germany and TNS Healthcare, 60% of the German public would like the local information ban on Rx medications to be lifted, and approximately two out of three Germans want more information about pharmaceutical products.

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Marketing Management Survey

For the past five years, MS&L has partnered with PRWeek on the PRWeek/MS&L Marketing Management Survey, which asks senior marketing executives to examine the value and contributions of PR in the marketing mix and highlights recent trends in the industry.

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Pharmaceutical Litigation White Paper

MS&L’s global healthcare issues management and litigation communications practice addresses the changing business environment for healthcare and pharmaceutical companies. The practice brings together MS&L’s substantial issues management, litigation communications and crisis expertise to help clients effectively navigate and contain potential damage that comes from issues emerging from an increasingly litigious environment.

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Financial Services Survey

Among financial companies, top financial performers are not necessarily the top innovators, journalists said in a survey released by MS&L and GfK Roper Public Affairs & Media.

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HealthEsteem

According to a new MS&L survey conducted by Opinion Research Corporation, 72 percent of Americans say that being physically healthy is a major symbol of success for them personally. The survey, which polled 1,010 adults age 18 and over, is a comprehensive look at Americans' beliefs related to their health and self-esteem.

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