| JANUARY |
January's
Newsletter features the highlights of the 2007 Monitoring the Future
Survey. Read the latest trends in teen drug use/abuse. |
| FEBRUARY |
As February 14th
is National Donor Day, February's
Newsletter is devoted to raising the awareness of organ and tissue
donations. Learn who can donate, what can be donated and how to get started.
Print out organ donor cards and discover a high school program that helps
educators integrate this important topic into their curriculums. |
| MARCH |
March's
Newsletter highlights Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month with important
information on risk factors, symptoms and screening tests. March 16-22
is Poison Prevention Week. Find out ways to protect your child from poisons
in the home and "How to Give Medicine to Children" from the
FDA. |
| APRIL |
April's
Newsletter highlights the national observances of Alcohol Awareness
Month (2008 theme: Underage Drinking), Safe Kids Week, April 26 - May
4 and National Public Health Week ("Climate Change: Our Health in
the Balance") |
| MAY |
May's
Newsletter features American Stroke Month. Learn the causes, symptoms,
prevention strategies and what to do when you see the signs of stroke.
May is also Healthy Vision Month and the focus this year is sports-realated
eye injuries. National Women's Health Week is May 11-17. Find out how
to get involved and download general health screenings and immunizations
for women. |
| SEPTEMBER |
September’s
Newsletter is dedicated to National Cholesterol Education Month. Learn
about lipid profiles and about food and lifestyle choices that can help
you reach personal cholesterol goals. |
| OCTOBER |
October’s
Newsletter highlights "Get Smart About Antibiotics Week",
Oct. 6-10 which focuses on the increased resistance and inappropriate
use of antibiotics |
| NOVEMBER |
November’s
Newsletter features Influenza Prevention. Acquaint yourself with the
facts about “flu-season”and learn the latest CDC recommendations
for vaccinations. Check out the simple preventive actions you can take
and how to tell a cold from the flu. |