There are 1.4 million new cases of diabetes each year in the United States of America, and it is the 7th leading cause of death. Our brochure targets young children, to inform them about diabetes and to give them resources on how to combat diabetes. Starting education at a young age is important, because many … Continue reading Beat Diabetes!
This brochure targets individuals that are most at risk of dying from influenza and pneumonia which are those that are 65 years and older. Historically, influenza and pneumonia have been extremely virulent diseases that have caused major world health issues, especially in very young, and older populations. Both of these populations carry greater susceptibility to these diseases, … Continue reading Influenza/Pneumonia in Elderly
Did you know that chronic kidney disease rarely shows symptoms? Did you also know that obesity is one of the leading factors to being diagnosed with kidney disease? Do you know what your BMI has to be to be considered obese? If you are dying to know the answers to these questions, this is the … Continue reading Kidney Disease Brochure
Diabetes is a growing disease that affects many Americans. It is important for individuals to create healthy habits that fit into their daily schedules to help prevent them from getting diabetes and to help those with diabetes manage their symptoms and minimize the harm it can have on the body. People who balance work with … Continue reading Nutrition and Diabetes
Our brochure covers gestational diabetes and ways to avoid the long term effects that can affect both mother and child after pregnancy. Gestational diabetes is not necessarily avoidable but a pregnant mother can be proactive about managing symptoms both during and after pregnancy.
Created By Jessica Dean, Brynne Dykes, Sabrina McClimans, Madison Page, Van Trieu, & Savannah Woodward Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States, killing nearly 787,000 people a year. It occurs when one’s heart can no longer function at full potential. This can be due to several lifestyle factors, a large … Continue reading Heart Disease Brochure
Did you know that you can PREVENT cervical cancer? This brochure gives a great short briefing on what cervical cancer is, how it is transmitted, how you can prevent it and how many people have it. We hope you find some information that you haven’t seen before so you can further prevent cervical cancer yourself! … Continue reading Cervical Cancer Brochure
Our Prezi will cover stroke and its destructive relationship with stress, particularly how to avoid stress as a mobilizing force. Our audience will learn what a stroke is, how to avoid it, facts about stroke, what to do if it occurs, and how to decrease stress. We hope you enjoy our informative lunch and learn presentation!
Presented by: Calvin Gurtler, Madison Page, Savannah Woodward, Tyler Amaya, Donna Wilson, & Van Trieu. Imagine you are in the year 2025, 1.56 billion people worldwide will be facing hypertension. In America today, one third of the population has hypertension, while another third has pre-hypertension. Keeping that in mind, middle-aged, working adults, such as yourselves, … Continue reading Hypertension Prezi
Binge drinking and frequent intake of alcohol are often linked with memory loss, physical exhaustion and hangovers, but did you know that excessive use of alcohol can have negative long-term effects on your liver? Liver disease prevents the liver from properly processing toxins and can be detrimental to the whole body. Due to high rates … Continue reading Alcoholic Cirrhosis