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dial 999 and recognizes the signs of a stroke and stop it asap

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dial 999 and recognizes the signs of a stroke and stop it asap

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It is creating awareness on the signs of stroke 

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It is creating awareness on the signs of stroke 

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Yes - education on the symptoms of a stroke and being able to identify them

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Yes - education on the symptoms of a stroke and being able to identify them

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Let's take on Childhood Obesity - TV ad - Sugary Drinks

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Graphic Anti-Smoking Ad Uses Scare Tactics 

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Graphic Anti-Smoking Ad Uses Scare Tactics 

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Graphic Anti-Smoking Ad Uses Scare Tactics

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A new advertising campaign uses graphic images of polluted blood flowing through the body in an attempt to urge smokers to quit.

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Stroke man

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The department of health have launched a new campaign to raise awareness of the signs of stroke and prompt people to call 999 immediately if they see any single one of these signs. Stroke is the third leading cause of death in the UK and the most common cause of adult disability.

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mental health stigma

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It's Okay Not to be Okay ~ Mental Health Stigma

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Many emergency service staff live with mental health difficulties

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Our Blue Light - our emergency services deserve support

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Mind launched the Blue Light Programme to support police, search and rescue, fire and ambulance services in England with their mental health. One year on, Becky, Esmail, Lorna and Simon share how the programme has had an impact for them and their organisation and why support needs to continue.

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British Transport Police releases graphic video warning children against railway trespass

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British Transport Police releases graphic video warning children against railway trespass

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British Transport Police have released a new campaign video urging parents to warn their children of the dangers of playing on railway tracks this summer.

In the past ten years, almost 170 young people have lost their lives after trespassing, with half of those killed are under the age of 25.

42% of trespassers cross the tracks in order to take a shortcut while 19% are "thrill-seeking".

Tom Crosby received a 25,000-volt electric shock while "playing" on the railway when he was just 14 years old - he now works with Network Rail to warn children about the dangers of playing on the tracks.

"I never thought it would leave me with nerve damage and visible scars from skin grafts that I'll have for the rest of my life. I was burnt from head to toe and the doctors told my mum that there was only a 25 per cent chance I'd make it through the night."

"After the incident my life completely changed. I went downhill and last year I reached rock bottom."

"If I was to tell my 14-year-old-self something, I'd say the rail tracks aren't a playground, it's somewhere that can kill you, and that's something no one's family should have to go through."

Paul Brogden, Chief Superintendent of British Transport Police, has stressed they can't cover 10,000 miles of track alone.

"That is why we are urging parents and young people to heed this warning and take a reality check when it comes to trespass."

"It's not a game: they are real tracks, with real trains and real life consequences."

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If you've ever walked over train tracks as a shortcut, you need to see this video

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British Transport Police have released a new campaign video urging parents to warn their children of the dangers of playing on railway tracks this summer. In the past ten years, almost 170 young people have lost their lives after trespassing, with half of those killed are under the age of 25.

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Public Information Film - Aids 1986

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Dumb ways to die.... what is this raising awareness of ????

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Health promotion isn’t just about what we see during the adverts when we are watching television.  In pairs carry out some research on the Change 4 Life website.   While you are looking at the website find an example of how the campaign meets each aim of health promotion.  Use your notes to help you.

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Let's Be Food Smart! Download the app for FREE today

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Scan barcodes using the Change4Life Be Food Smart app to find out how much sugar, sat fat and salt is in your everyday food and drink!

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Information on the risks of drinking too much alcohol may encourage people to cut down on how much they drink.  This would improve their health and life expectancy and anti-social behaviour linked to alcohol.

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Don't have a nightmare this Christmas: Know your limits

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If you are going out over Christmas and New Year, don't let alcohol ruin your night. Know your limits. More hints and tips for staying safe this festive season can be found at: www.donthaveanightmare.org.uk

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Health-promotion activities raise awareness of the dangers of smoking, explain how people can access help to stop smoking and provide ways to help them give up.

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Government release new hard-hitting anti-smoking advert

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The government is rolling out a new anti-smoking campaign, highlighting the "hidden dangers" of second-hand smoke to young children.

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It's 30 for a reason road safety advert......For example, a television campaign might show a child being hit by a car travelling at 30 mph to show that even driving at low speeds can cause serious injury and even death.  The aim of this is to encourage people to drive more slowly to reduce the risk of road traffic accidents.

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Sean Carter was an athlete and model before a drunk driver took his ability to talk and walk.Do you think this type of health promotion advice is effective? Does it get its message across successfully? Why/why not?

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Sean Carter was an athlete and model before a drunk driver took his ability to talk and walk. Sean and his mom Jenny spread the message to never drink and drive. Learn more about their inspirational story at http://www.FacesOfDrunkDriving.com. Help spread the message by sharing this video.