Pennsylvania Commission for Women Helps Lancaster Women Access Health Information
Posted on: Wednesday, 25 February 2009, 10:38 CST
"Women have a tendency to care for everyone else but themselves, and their own health ends up low on the priority list," said
Anyone can visit the assistance office to use the kiosk to learn about heart disease, stroke, cancer, diabetes, depression, asthma, diet and exercise, weight management, smoking, domestic violence, HIV/AIDS, sexually transmitted diseases, and insurance options. Information is accessible in English or Spanish, and the machine can also provide audio for individuals with visual impairments or literacy issues.
"Educating women to become proactive in taking control of their lives begins with educating them to take control of their health," said Public Welfare Secretary
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