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Suicide Prevention Task Force Shoulder to Shoulder: I will never quit on life

These real Soldier stories for Army Suicide Prevention can reduce the stigma associated with personal distress. Suicide Prevention Training resources.
Suicide Prevention Task Force Suicide Prevention Task Force

Soldiers Radio News: Army stands up Suicide Prevention Task Force. Golden Knight women compete around the world. Tennis star Anna Kournikova tours Europe with USO. Run Time - 3:58
Suicide prevention Suicide prevention

Sgt. Maj. of the Army Kenneth O. Preston reminds leaders that they have the responsibility to care for their Soldiers both on and off the battlefield. Soldier care includes recognizing uncharacteristic and suicidal behaviors. Run Time - 1:01
Suicide Prevention Suicide Prevention

Army Newswatch episode 09-13: There are times when great trauma push even the strongest to the brink. Our medical correspondent, Col. Paul Little, M.D., introduces us to an Army Officer who openly admits to nearly surrendering to thoughts of suicide. Run Time - 2:22
Building relations Building relations

The Army Today: Gen. David Petraeus, CENTCOM Commander, talks about building relationships with countries like Iran and Iraq. Gail McCabe reports. Run Time - 2:01
Suicide awareness Suicide awareness

Soldiers Radio News: Army stands up Suicide Prevention Task Force. Golden Knight women compete around the world. Tennis star Anna Kournikova tours Europe with USO. Run Time - 3:58
Taking care of Soldiers Taking care of Soldiers

The Army Now: Brig. Gen. Colleen McGuire tells us more about the Suicide Prevention Task Force. Sgt. 1st Class Randy Randolph reports. Run Time - 1:00
Never fight alone Never fight alone

The Army Now: The Army Suicide Prevention Task Force is designed to change the way Soldiers think and act when they recognize suicidal behavior. Sgt. 1st Class Randy Randolph reports. Run Time - 1:00
Suicide prevention, part 3 Suicide prevention, part 3

Army Newswatch episode 09-17: Our medical correspondent, Col. Paul Little, M.D., completes his series on suicide prevention as the Army invests science into uncovering what might be a genetic link to thoughts of suicide. Run Time - 1:51
Dark Thoughts Dark Thoughts

Army Newswatch episode 09-14: What level of stress can someone endure before thoughts of taking their own life become dominant? Michelle Michael introduces us to two Soldiers who walked close to that edge. Run Time - 3:39
Removing the stigma Suicide prevention, part 2

The Army Now: The Army Suicide Prevention Task Force is designed to change the way Soldiers think and act when they recognize suicidal behavior. Sgt. 1st Class Randy Randolph reports. Run Time - 1:00
Soldiers, Stress and Depression: Profiles in Personal Courage Soldiers, Stress and Depression - Profiles in Personal Courage

A new video (~16 minutes) provides valuable information to help recognize the signs and symptoms of problems that many Soldiers face in their day-to-day lives and after returning from deployments. It also gives good advice on where Soldiers and their Families can go to receive help.
tailgate party USDA Food Safety Advise for Tailgating Parties
(Sep 10, 2009; Windows Media) | En Español

To keep bacteria away on the big game day, take the advice of the USDA.
Foods on buffet table USDA Says "Be Food Safe" For Holiday Buffets
(Dec 2, 2008; Windows Media) | Script

Don't let foodborne illness ruin a holiday party.
Ask Karen graphic Online Advice for a Safe Turkey Dinner
(Nov 20, 2008; Windows Media) | Script

Call the USDA Meat and Poultry Hotline, or ask a Thanksgiving food safety question quickly and easily by visiting AskKaren.gov.
roast turkey on platter Turkey Basics from USDA's "Be Food Safe" Campaign
(Nov 13, 2008; Windows Media) | Script

Reminders about the safe way to prepare the holiday feast.
100 Years Logo Centennial for Meat Inspection
(Jun 28, 2006; Windows Media) | Script

The U.S. Department of Agriculture celebrated a century of meat inspection at a Washington, DC event.
Platter of grilled hamburgers and other picnic foods Safe Summer Grilling
(May 25, 2006; Windows Media)

Clean, Separate, Cook, and Chill to reduce the risk of illness in hot weather.
Photo of whole roasted turkey USDA Guidance on Cooking Poultry
(Apr 6, 2006; Windows Media) | Script

There's good news for consumers who want a simple answer to making sure their poultry is cooked to a safe temperature.
Hamburger USDA's "Is It Done Yet?" Food Thermometer Campaign
(Jun 23, 2005; Windows Media) | Script

Is it done yet? Food safety experts say you can't tell by looking - use a food thermometer to be sure.
Image of refrigerator and words Chill: Refrigerate Promptly "BAC Down" To Keep Food Safe This Summer
(May 19, 2005; Windows Media) | Script

Learn about a new campaign to keep foods chilled properly this summer.
ice-filled cooler Beach & Boat Food Safety
(Windows Media) | Script

If you're bringing a picnic to the beach or on the boat, here's some advice from the USDA for keeping your food safe.
National Institute on Aging National Institute on Aging:
http://nihseniorhealth.gov/exerciseforolderadults/
exercisestotry/video/e2m_na_intro.html

Regular exercise is important for people of all ages. NIA’s 48-minute video shows you how to start and stick with a safe, effective program of stretching, balance, and strength-training exercises. It features Margaret Richard, star of Body Electric, PBS’ popular exercise show.

Download the transcript.
National Institutes of Health National Institutes of Health:
www.videocast.nih.gov/PastEvents.asp?c=4&s=31

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