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Ad Council and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services launchnew PSAs featuring characters from the new movie "Where the Wild
Things Are"
http://smallstep.gov/kids/flash/index.html
Check out the new Wild Things PSAs, launched by the Ad Council and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services on www.smallstep.gov. The ads feature characters from the feature film Where the Wild Things Are and encourage children to explore, discover, run, jump and howl!
After watching the PSAs, explore www.smallstep.gov. It's filled with fun information on healthy eating and physical activity. The new "Make It Wild" Chicken Broccoli Stir Fry recipe can have you eating a healthy, delicious, Wild Things-themed meal for dinner tonight!
First Ever WebHall by DoD's Military Health System Gets to the "Heart"
of the Matter:
http://www.health.mil/WoundedWarriorWebhall.aspx
The Pentagon's top doctor, S. Ward Casscells, MD, assistant secretary of
defense for health affairs, hosted a web based live "Webhall" on Valentine
Day, Feb 14, 2008-a first for the military health system (MHS).
WIT Mission Statement Poster:
witmissionstatementposter.doc
The file size of this poster is about 75 KB. One may also right mouse
click on the link and select "Save Target As..." to save the poster on
your hard drive.
Health Promotion & Prevention Initiatives (HPPI) Newsletter:
HPPI_NewsletterMayJune2006.pdf
Issue #18 - May/June 2006
The file size of this presentation is about 563 KB. Please be patient, as it
may take additional time to load. One may also right mouse click on the
link and select "Save Target As..." to save the presentation on your hard drive.
Free Mental Health Screening Materials Offered to National
Guard Units:
http://www.ngb.army.mil/news/story.asp?id=2181
Mental health screening and educational materials are available at no cost
to National Guard units through the Department of Defense Office of Health
Affairs. The materials are part of the Mental Health Self-Assessment Program.
