Welcome to 9Health Fair! April 12-20, 2008

9Health Fair is Colorado's largest and most-trusted non-profit health fair program that offers free and low-cost health awareness and educational screenings in hundreds of communities around Colorado.

Find out how our Volunteer, community-based program can help your Community and your Classroom.

9Health Fair Mission: To promote health awareness and to encourage individuals to assume responsibility for their own health.

9Health Fair Goal: To reach as many people as possible by offering free and low-cost health awareness and educational screenings.

Did you miss the 9 Days of 9Health Fair? There is one fair remaining this Saturday May 10. The fair is at the Thornton Carpenter Rec Center. Find A Fair for more details!
Participate in 9Health Fair this Spring and you could win a free, 24 Hour Fitness membership and four personal training sessions!
How Common is HPV? Brought to you by UniPath and Qiagen. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has reported that as many as 80 percent of women will get a genital type of HPV by the age of 50. However, most of those infections go away or are suppressed by the body within one to two years, without causing any problems that require treatment. For more information on HPV, talk with a 9Health Fair health professional at a fair near you.
The 9Health Fair is piloting several new screenings this year. One screening investigates risk factors for heart disease in people with mild thyroid failure (borderline-low thyroid hormone level), also known as subclinical hypothyroidism. Other pilot screenings include Rhematoid Arthritis, Metabolic Syndrome, Nutrition and many more. Please see our find a fair page for health fair dates, locations, times and screenings available.
Interested in adding quality years to your life? Check out Longevity Made Simple for some simple health tips!

Are You Getting Your Fruits & Veggies? Brought to you by the Colorado Beef Council

Whether at home or dining out, taste is tops when people come to the table. The USDA MyPyramid recommends eating 2 cups of fruit and 2 ½ cups of vegetables daily, but many people fall short. Pairing produce with a favorite food like beef can entice people to eat more fruits and vegetables and meet MyPyramid recommendations. Click here
for taste-appealing tips and ideas to team up fruits, vegetables and beef.

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