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THE LIVE OSTEOPOROSIS

J. WALTER THOMPSON MEXICO, Mexico City / AMMOM: ASOCIACION MEXICANA DE METABOLISMO OSEO Y MINERAL / 2016

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Shortlisted Cannes Lions
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We transform a normal bus stop into a great demo that showed live the damage that osteoporosis causes in bones and cannot be seen.

We built a large wooden femur and put termites inside.

Over time, the termites consumed the wood, representing the damage, right in front of the people who were walking around.

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None, because this a health institution.

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In Mexico, 6 million people have osteoporosis, but 70% do not know.

This disease has no symptoms, so it can go undetected for years, and only be diagnosed until a fracture occurs.

These fractures cause more than 4,000 deaths a year, more than breast cancer.

How to raise awareness of a disease that cannot be seen?

Translation

If you have 50 years or more. Get an osteoporosis test

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