The federal government’s one-stop new media shop for HIV/AIDS information, AIDS.gov, recently published its strategy for integrating new and “old” media channels, and you can check it out below, courtesy of Path of the Blue Eye on Slideshare. There are some great nuggets here, including AIDS.gov use of Forrester’s POST (people, objectives, strategy, technology), its new media use in matrix form, its staffing set up, and its future planning ideas.
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Now that the threat — for the time being — of H1N1 flu appears to have waned, there’s plenty of vaccine to go around. But with health officials warning of a possible third wave of H1N1 flu coming this spring, it’s still important to get vaccinated. HHS and CDC are pulling out all the stops this week encouraging people to get their vaccines. As a pregnant mom, I already got mine, and I hope, for the sake of my wee one to be, that others will as well.
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In honor of World AIDS Day today, I want to share this presentation I found on Slideshare today via Next Generation Pharmaceutical. Although we are living in an age where an HIV diagnosis is no longer a death sentence, the visuals in this presentation show the magnitude of people throughout the world who continue to struggle with the disease.
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