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WELCOME! to Current Health 2's Web
extension for September 2008.

Who doesn't love laughing? A silly movie, a corny joke, a crazy costume—they're all fodder for a healthy guffaw. Yes, indeed, laughter is some of the best medicine around, as ouar article "Get Your Laugh On" reveals. We think you and your students will have a fun time putting these ideas to the test!

On a more serious note, we've also included in the September issue an article called "A Shot of Prevention." It's an introduction to the whens, whys, and hows of vaccines. Our piece doesn't get into the safety issues about some vaccines that seem to be making headlines these days; instead, it's a good primer for students on how vaccines work are used as a public health tool. As such, we believe it's a good jumping-off point for delving deeper into vaccine-related topics.

We hope this issue inspires gets you and your students off on the right foot for a great year of learning about health. (A revamped Get Up and Go! section is just one place to start.) Good luck this school year, and thank you for letting us be part of it.

Cordially,

 

Meredith Matthews

 

 

 

**Special feature: Are cases of drug-resistant infections like MRSA (methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus) popping up in your community? To help your students learn more about this growing health problem, Current Health 2 is making available an article on MRSA we published in December 2006. Click here to access it.

 

Issue Links for September 2008 

Move

Unicycling Society of America

 

Your Mind

Laughter Yoga

World Laughter Tour, Inc.

Yahoo! Kids—Jokes

Your Body

BrainPOP: Vaccines

 

Your Relationships

TeensHealth: School Counselors

 

Your World

TeensHealth: Tuberculosis

 

Your Energy

Field to Plate

Local Harvest

HealthWorks

American Physical Therapy Association

 

 

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