Pfizer, Inc. TV Commercial, 'Stay up to Date'
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Pfizer and the National Caucus & Center on Black Aging take 30 seconds to explain that older people in America are at a higher risk of dying from pneumonia. With this in mind, people are implored to stay up to date on their yearly checkups and vaccinations.
Pfizer, Inc. TV Commercial, 'Eczema Awareness: Kacey & Chayse'
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Pfizer takes 30 seconds to allow Kacey and Chayse to explain the social stigma and isolation that comes with having eczema, and to talk about the life-changing support they got from the National Eczema Association.
Pfizer, Inc. TV Commercial, 'Counterfeit Drug'
Pfizer, Inc.
Pfizer takes 30 seconds to show a consumer advocate outlining the risks of taking un-prescribed, perhaps counterfeit, medication. People have died from even small doses of counterfeit medication, which is why the National Consumers League launched Fake RX to help people spot them.
Pfizer, Inc. TV Commercial, 'Mental Health'
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"Suck it up," or "get over it" -- that's what you hear when you tell somebody that you're struggling. But mental health advocate America Paredes says that mental health issues are more complex than that. She says that if you feel like you're struggling, you're not alone; one in four people are dealing with mental health issues at any one time. If you feel like something isn't quite right, she urges you to get a mental health screening.
Pfizer, Inc. TV Commercial, 'Sickle Cell Disease'
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Although 100,000 people in the US live with sickle cell disease, 300 million people carry the trait worldwide. Pfizer urges you to figure out whether you're a carrier and go online to learn more.
Pfizer, Inc. TV Commercial, 'Thirty Seconds for Prostate Cancer'
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Pfizer takes 30 seconds to showcase a 19-year prostate cancer survivor, who explains that black men are particularly vulnerable to this ailment. He encourages men and women to learn more online.
Pfizer, Inc. TV Commercial, 'Before it Became a Medicine'
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Before a medicine can be mass produced to help others in need, we must go to the very beginning to fully understand the amount of work and effort put in to create a medicine. It begins with an idea, an inspiration which leads scientists to go to work. Thousands of sleepless nights and several years of setbacks and breakthroughs weren?t enough. Even after being approved for clinical trials, thousands of patient volunteers and several trials were done so that the hope of millions could be answered
Pfizer, Inc. TV Commercial, 'RxPathways & COVID-19'
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Pfizer says it knows how challenging things are right now -- whether you're facing unemployment, have bills to pay or are just trying to keep your family healthy. This is why it says it wants to make things simpler by providing medication for free or at a discount for those who qualify.
Pfizer, Inc. TV Commercial, 'Science Will Win'
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At a time when things are uncertain, Pfizer turns to the thing it says is the most certain: science. When scientists are faced with a new opponent, they don't back down; they rev up to find cures and defeat diseases. The company claims it is unleashing its science in the form of research, experts and resources to help win the global battle against the COVID-19 pandemic.