Saniss Awards

21/10/2026

In the world of marketing, creativity, and business, disruptive ideas capture the public’s attention. However, when it comes to innovation, an attractive proposal, state-of-the-art technology or the ability to identify an unmet need is not always enough. The real challenge lies in demonstrating what makes a solution viable and impactful.

Tomilli consolidated a list of takeaways after listening to festival judges evaluate the nominees for the health category. Category judges included experts such as Glen Hagemann (Director of Wellness and Personalized Medicine at Mediclinic), Rosa A. Pardo Vargas (Chief Physician, Head of Genetics at the University, Chile Clinical Hospital) and Manuel Pizarro (Associate Director of Corporate Communications, Laboratorio Chile).

https://sanissawards.com/innovation-goes-beyond-a-good-idea-3-lessons-from-the-tomilli-summits-2026-health-category/

21/10/2026

How Motorcycle Impact Engineering Inspired a Safer Future for Older Adults

The idea behind Magic Shields Floor & Mat didn’t begin at a hospital. It began with motorcycles.

Before founding Magic Shields, I worked in motorcycle engineering, where protecting people from the risk of impact is a fundamental challenge. That experience changed how I looked at safety. I realized that the principles used to absorb impact in motorcycles could be applied to the societal challenge of preventing fall-related injuries among older adults.

A single fall can change a person’s life. Hip fractures often lead to a loss of independence, increased caregiving needs, and significant emotional and financial burdens for families.

That realization became the foundation for Magic Shields. Rather than asking older adults to become more careful, we asked a different question: What if the floor itself could help protect people?

Full note: tomilli.com

19/10/2026

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and the Saniss Awards would like to take this opportunity to look back on winning prevention and early detection campaigns and to celebrate the role that communication can play when creative ideas are put at the service of health and wellbeing.

Throughout its different editions, Saniss has recognized campaigns that address breast cancer from different perspectives: some resort to innovation and technology, others seek to make prevention more accessible, and others raise awareness about the gaps that still exist when it comes to women’s health.

These cases show that a Health & Wellness campaign can go far beyond transmitting a message. A campaign can generate conversations, facilitate access to information, and turn a complex topic into a more accessible topic.

When creativity becomes prevention

In its 2026 edition, “GTF*O,” by CultHealth, an Indegene Company for Breast Cancer Prevention Partners, was recognized by the Saniss Awards. The case obtained two Bronze medals for its direct communication approach, which demonstrates how an idea can use a contemporary language to draw attention to a health problem.

Take a look: https://youtu.be/aClE55fdbDw

19/10/2026

Throughout its different editions, Saniss has recognized campaigns that address breast cancer from different perspectives: some resort to innovation and technology, others seek to make prevention more accessible, and others raise awareness about the gaps that still exist when it comes to women’s health.

These cases show that a Health & Wellness campaign can go far beyond transmitting a message. A campaign can generate conversations, facilitate access to information, and turn a complex topic into a more accessible topic.

https://sanissawards.com/pink-october-saniss-awards-campaigns-that-raise-awareness-about-breast-cancer/

21/09/2026

Tomilli Europe | The healthcare industry is undergoing a structural transformation driven by artificial intelligence, decentralized care, and the integrated use of clinical data. However, incorporating new technologies alone does not guarantee real innovation: The impact depends on their ability to respond to real needs, improve patient outcomes and generate sustainable value for the entire healthcare system.
- Glen Hagemann

https://tomilli.com/en/dr-glen-hagemann-technology-is-a-facilitator-not-the-innovation-itself/

The healthcare industry is undergoing a structural transformation driven by artificial intelligence, decentralized care, and the integrated use of clinical data. However, incorporating new technologies alone does not guarantee real innovation: The impact depends on their ability to respond to real n...

16/09/2026

3 DEVELOPMENTS REDEFINING THE FUTURE OF HEALTHCARE - Tomilli Global - Trends & Good Ideas

By Dr Glen Hagemann

• AI can expand clinical capacity: supporting diagnostics, imaging, triage and clinical decision-making while reducing administrative burdens.

• Care is moving beyond the hospital: wearables, remote monitoring, telehealth and hospital-at-home models enable more continuous care.

• Prevention is becoming more personalised: clinical data, biomarkers and genomics can help identify risks earlier and tailor care to each patient.

But more technology does not necessarily mean better healthcare.

True impact is measured by better outcomes, broader access, earlier prevention and solutions that can be responsibly implemented at scale.

Saniss Awards × Tomilli Summit
An Alliance for Health Innovation

04/09/2026

The Saniss Awards & Tomilli: An Alliance for Health Innovation

This new alliance will strengthen the presence of the Health & Wellness industry at the Tomilli Summit: the new international festival recognizing innovation by organizations and brands from around the world.

The Saniss Awards, the global festival recognizing excellence in communication, marketing and creativity within the health, pharma and wellness industries, has announced a collaboration with the Tomilli Summit, the new global festival dedicated to recognizing the initiatives, companies and professionals that are driving innovation. This alliance will ensure that health innovation is featured on this global stage.

Through this strategic alliance, the Saniss Awards will assume leadership of the Health & Wellness category within the Tomilli Summit, bringing its experience, international community of judges and track record in recognizing creative initiatives that improve quality of life.

This integration will connect leaders in the Health & Wellness ecosystem with representatives from other industries that are redefining the future via technology, sustainability, artificial intelligence, entrepreneurship and business innovation.

With this alliance, the Saniss Awards and the 2026 Tomilli Summit will consolidate a platform that transcends the traditional format of awards festivals, to become a permanent space for inspiration, knowledge and connection between those building the future of Health & Wellness innovation.

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03/09/2026

Saniss Awards Insights ☝🏼💡

Creativity can heal
Creativity can inform
Creativity can team up with health brands
Creativity can help healthy ideas find a voice

Saniss – healthy ideas, necessary conversations.

31/08/2026

The consumer is oversaturated. So, what should brands prioritize?☝🏼

In health communication, relevance is no longer enough. Consumers are exposed to more information than ever—and brands have a responsibility to make that information clearer, more transparent and grounded in science.

Maria Matachana, Product Manager VMS at Nestlé, shares her perspective on the role of consumer trends, scientific evidence and brands in navigating today’s increasingly complex health landscape.

Because when information is everywhere, trust becomes the real differentiator.💡

🎙️ Watch the full conversation.

27/08/2026

Health marketing has a new challenge: earning trust.

Today, people have access to more health information than ever. But more information doesn’t always mean more clarity.

At Saniss 2026, industry leaders highlighted a common challenge: health brands need to communicate consistently, translate scientific evidence into understandable messages, and become reliable references in an increasingly saturated information landscape.

Technology will evolve. AI will accelerate.
But in health communication, credibility will remain human.