Government draws up 'Code Red' swine flu communications strategy
21 Jul 2009 | by Alex Brownsell
leaflets to UK households. It also launched a TV, radio and print campaign showing how the germs can ...
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leaflets to UK households. It also launched a TV, radio and print campaign showing how the germs can ...
paid the ultimate price as sales were hit. Flu by the numbers: 25m - UK households to be sent ...
to avoid infection will also be sent to every household in the country over the next week. The campaign ...
is also distributing leaflets on the swine flu virus and preventative measures to all households in the UK ...
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families' eating and exercise habits will be sent to 11m households. Mitchell hopes Change4Life ...
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The government is launching a healthy-eating ad push aimed at low income households as part of its...The campaign, called 'Top tips for mums', is intended to increase fruit and vegetable consumption among families with young children. It will focus on less well-off households where the incidence of childhood obesity is higher. The Department of Health, under secretary Alan Johnson, has already spent ...
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