Each year since 1993, foodlinks national food safety week has provided a focus for communicating messages, designed to help people understand and carry out the basic precautions which can be taken to reduce the risk of food poisoning. The fast food fact file gives you the facts about some popular fast foods, so you can make the most of healthier choices. The thinkfast quizshow will test your knowledge of healthier choices when eating out. The site is split into four sections, firstly 'about' provides background information on the site. Search is a search engine, allowing the viewer to enter a subject of interest.
Links provide sources of information and help while feedback allows the viewer to make any comments.
The goal of the campaign is to educate consumers on the problem of food borne illness and demonstrate basic sanitation and food handling steps that will greatly reduce the risk of food borne illness in the home. It provides a checklist of eight methods of checking information on websites. For example number 1 is 'is it clear who has written the information. A detailed profile of each drug can be obtained in this way. The HEA's sexual Health Website provides clear up to date information on sexual health issues.