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Teach the Grownups Well... About Children, Mental Health, and Loving Bees

Teach the Grownups Well About Children, Mental Health, and Loving Bees

May 6th, 2013

By Meredith Pond, Senior Writer

Harvard Medical School’s Joshua D. Sparrow, M.D., offers his thoughts on how to support a child's mental health and shares the remarkable story of a young man with autism. President Obama has proclaimed May 2013 as National Mental Health Awareness Month, and SAMHSA celebrates Children’s Mental Health Awareness Day on May 9 and throughout the year.

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Health Literacy Month October 1-31

10 Ways To Recognize Health Literacy Month

October 5th, 2010

By Alexandra Bornkessel, Interactive Communications Manager

More Americans are going online. Yet 9 out of 10 have limited Health literacy skills. This month, you can help change that. October marks Health Literacy Month-a grass-roots campaign to promote understandable Health communication around the world. The month serves to raise awareness about Health…

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What’s in a Name? Manners Count in the Blogosphere

September 28th, 2010

By Roseline Hooks, Interactive Communications Associate II

As an interactive communications associate who connects with health and wellness blogs for a variety of clients, I've always stumbled on what to call someone who owns and/or writes for a blog. In the realm of social media, it's become apparent that those who influence society online are just as…

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Social Good Day September 20

OpenGov? What about OpenGood?

September 23rd, 2010

By Alexandra Bornkessel, Interactive Communications Manager

Today marks #SocialGood Day-a day to celebrate and recognize the social media for social good movement. Presented by Mashable and the (RED) campaign, it falls in the middle of United Nations Week, where the Millennium Development Goals Summit is…

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The New Health Defense: Prevention Goes Viral

September 1st, 2010

By Eric Davis, Vice President, Interactive eHealth

Disease prevention and proactive Health care are high-priority issues for consumers today. More Americans are going online to find Health information and answers to their questions, so finding accurate, credible, and easy-to-understand Health information is more important than ever. Yet, actually…

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