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Did you know #breastfeeding can help protect you from developing ovarian or breast cancer? Learn more: https://t.co/cTgjCKjAJT #EXW361#HEHPASU @JordanHealthEd
Feeding your baby only breast milk for the first 6 months helps your baby get all the nutrients they need. Read more: https://t.co/EDzT7AL1wZ #EXW361#HEHPASU @JordanHealthEd
Breast Cancer - know the warning signs ans risk factors. Screening matters! Read the facts here https://t.co/ua42i4B6Um @JordanMillerMPH @JordanHealthEd #EXW361
Stop Suicides. 2.8 million people made a plan for suicide in 2016. Learn more at https://t.co/gQBe53oX9d. If you know someone in crisis contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline @800273TALK. #EXW361#HEHPASU
@malcolmlcarlyle@800273TALK@malcolmlcarlyle I appreciate that you are sharing the Suicide Prevention Lifeline to reach out to those who need it. Your infographic has great background info and covering who may be at greater risk is important to know. Nice work! #EXW361#HEHPASU
@AMoralesEncinas@AMoralesEncinas I love the appearance of your infographic, and you did a great job adding succinct info without over-crowding with words. I also appreciated that you added prevention on there! Nice work! #EXW361#HEHPASU
If you are pregnant or planning to be, making a plan to breastfeed is one of the best things you can do for yourself and your baby after delivery. Here's why: https://t.co/Eg4gV1wHtH
Breastmilk contains unique and mighty nutrients for baby, @usnews reports. There are health benefits for child and mother when breastfeeding exclusively for the first six months.
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Beware the #HealthNews you might find on the web or social media! Listen to Dr. Joseph Sirven, on his @kjzzphoenix segment, as he reminds us that #FakeHealthNews can be dangerous. And mark your calendars for the next #ASUHealthTalks event. https://t.co/XW65bcukOT #TipTuesday