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HD-tv began airing in 2006. Below are clips from each segment of every episode in 2006, along with links where you can find more information about the topic discussed. View video clips from 2006 HD-tv Episodes: Episode Seven - December, 2006 With the holidays upon us, HD-tv takes a moment to offer tips on eating healthier and exercising during this busy season. While many of us have plenty to eat, hidden hunger is prevalent among children and seniors across the Valley, as illustrated in the Hidden Hunger segment. Segments on the Cold vs. Flu, Giving Blood and Tattoo Safety round out episode seven. View video clips from episode seven: Visit the www.gethealthyclarkcounty.org website for more information about nutrition and physical activity. Visit the Influenza, Cold vs. Flu, or Body Art webpages for more information about those subjects. All videos are in WMV format. You will need Windows Media Player (a free application) to view the them. With the E. Coli outbreak affecting people throughout the United States, HD-tv takes an opportunity to explain disease surveillance and how the health district works to keep your food safe. Other topics include the Medical Reserve Corps, keeping your pets safe during a disaster, the opening of our new Henderson Public Health Center and our Family Planning Clinic. With the start of flu season, we take a moment to tell you about our Fight the Flu! campaign. View video clips from episode six: For more information, visit the Medical Reserve Corps, Emergency Preparedness and Family Planning Clinic webpages. To learn more about fighting the flu, visit our Influenza webpages or www.flurevolution.com. All videos are in WMV format. You will need Windows Media Player (a free application) to view the them. Episode Five - September, 2006 Fall is around the corner and with it comes immunizations for students returning to school, flu shots, and emergency room overcrowding. The pressure for teens and young adults to smoke is intense, but XPOZ and Urban Fuel offer support to keep young lives smoke-free. HD-tv also highlights the roof rat surveillance program. View video clips from episode five: For more information, visit the Back-to-School Immunizations, Influenza, Flu Shots, and Roof Rats webpages. You can learn more about XPOZ and Urban Fuel by visiting their websites. All videos are in WMV format. You will need Windows Media Player (a free application) to view the them. Spending time outdoors is the best part about summer, but the extra time outdoors can have some risks. HD-tv takes this opportunity to tell you about heat related illnesses, West Nile virus and mosquito control, hantavirus, and foodborne illnesses. We also highlight an exciting online physical activity program called Walk Around Nevada. View video clips from episode four: For more information, visit the Heat Related Illness, West Nile Virus, Mosquito Control, Hantavirus, Food Safety, and Walk Around Nevada webpages. All videos are in WMV format. You will need Windows Media Player (a free application) to view the them. With summer right around the corner, episode three of HD-tv highlights the importance of pool safety and drowning prevention. Other topics include lead poisoning in children, mumps, pandemic flu, and our new name. View video clips from episode three:
Visit the Drowning Prevention, Lead Poisoning, Mumps, and Influenza webpages for more information. All videos are in WMV format. You will need Windows Media Player (a free application) to view the them. Episode two of HD-tv highlights three services offered by the health district: STD Clinics, Restaurant Inspections, and Health Cards. View video clips from episode two: Visit the Syphilis and Health Card webpages to learn more. All videos are in WMV format. You will need Windows Media Player (a free application) to view the them. With avian flu and flu pandemics making world headlines every day, episode one of HD-tv focuses on separating fact from fiction. Topics include seasonal flu, avian flu, flu pandemics, flu vaccine, surveillance and local preparedness planning. View video clips from episode one: Visit the Influenza, Can-It Program, and Public Health Preparedness webpages to learn more. All videos are in WMV format. You will need Windows Media Player (a free application) to view the them. |
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