Stop by our booth to see samples of our materials, to take home a catalog, and to collect bookmarks to guide you to our web site features. A Guide from the National Institute on Aging , and an accompanying videotape that show older Americans how to step up their physical activity to improve their health and well-being. The free manual includes ways to exercise safety, pictures of over 30 exercises, charts to measure progress, and resources for information. We will provide free educational materials in these areas, as well as on our Back to Sleep Campaign to reduce the risk of SIDS, and our Milk Matters Campaign to encourage children and teens to get more calcium. Research findings are published for consumers, so they can make informed decisions about the care and treatment of their oral and dental health.
Educational publications are available.
The results of the NIDA-funded research offer this country's best hope for solving the medical, social, and public health problems of drug abuse and addiction. Publications and research opportunities supporting these efforts will be made available. The Office of Communications and Public Liaison contributes to this mission by disseminating scientific findings emerging from research and by communicating information aimed at improving the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of mental and brain disorders. NIMH will provide publications, fact sheets, and other material on mental illness, with a focus on child and adolescent mental disorders. Information about stroke warning signs and actions to take if you experience any symptoms will be available along with publications on a wide variety of neurological disorders which affect more than 50 million Americans each year.