In this fun informational drawing board about the kidneys, you’ll have a basic understanding of what they do and where they are. This kid friendly version makes it short, sweet and simple with none of that crazy medical terminology. Test your knowledge and learn about your kidneys!
Hypertension (aka high blood pressure), is a chronic, potentially life threatening disease. It is prevalent in western society, affecting 1 in 3 adults in the US. Hypertension is a risk factor for several other diseases, such as heart disease and stroke. Primary preventative action should be taken by those who are able to do so, especially those 20-30 years … Continue reading Hypertension PSA- Know Your Risk
This is a public service announcement directed at informing college students on how to prevent losing this season’s fight to the flu virus. It covers ways to build your immune system and provide your body the greatest strength to fight the flu. We cover hygiene, medical advantages, rest, and daily health habits that support full … Continue reading Influenza Public Service Announcement
Have you ever blown off symptoms of a urinary tract infection because they are such a frequent issue? Ever wonder what the long-term effects of a urinary tract infection are? This video will give an insightful and shocking look at the effects of untreated urinary tract infections on the kidneys. We hope you can learn … Continue reading UTI’s and Kidney Disease in College-Aged Women
Binge drinking is a huge part of the high school and college culture. But have you ever wondered what the effects of binge drinking are on your liver? Maybe this is a topic you are trying to avoid because you already know it is not a healthy activity for your liver. Would you like to … Continue reading Alcohol and Liver Disease
Stroke is the fourth leading cause of death in the United States. Stroke is irreversible and typically has long term to fatal consequences. It is important to catch the early warning signs to prevent further damage. This brochure is a tool for the middle aged adult who has a genetic predisposition to stroke and/ or … Continue reading Stroke
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