Here’s another oldie but goodie from the Mind & Media video vault. In 1999 we created and produced a 39-part, ½ hour news magazine style series for public television called “Frontiers of Medicine.” The series focused on cutting-edge research, technologies and treatments impacting almost every area of medicine, from new synthetic skin for burn victims to innovative intrauterine (“open fetal”) surgery designed to correct deformities like Spina Bifida. The series highlighted innovative treatments performed at leading medical research institutions, hospitals and universities throughout the United States, such as: the National Institutes of Health, Sloan Kettering, Children’s Hospital, UCLA, Harvard, the Cleveland Clinic, the Mayo Clinic and John Hopkins. The series, which ran from 1999-2002, was shown via public television stations nationally, ran in the top 19 out of 20 television markets and reached over 90% of all American households.

To learn more about the campaign, visit our portfolio page here: http://www.mindandmedia.com/frontiers-of-med.html