Screenings and More
Healthy Track - "Improving Posture"
In recognition of National Posture Month, Ken Baldwin, Assistant director of the A.H. Ismail Center, explores the fundamentals of good posture and provides tips for improving one's posture. Available May 1.
Wellness Screenings
Keep track of your blood pressure, cholesterol, glucose measurements, height, and weight every year by attending the WorkLife Programs/School of Nursing Wellness Screenings.
Wellness screenings for faculty, staff, and their spouses; retirees and their spouses; and graduate staff and their spouses are available over the summer months. Contact the School of Nursing at 49-46341 to register for an appointment.

I have been coming to wellness screenings every year since 1995. I didn't know anything about wellness screenings before coming to Purdue. It helps to know what my cholesterol is; it gives me confidence and helps me to feel better about myself. I always tell my wife what I need to do for my health: more exercise, watch my cholesterol, etc. and she always supports me in doing this. As we get older, it is more important to monitor our health.
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Schedule of Recommended Screenings
ARTICLES
BROCHURES - Request online or by calling 49-45461
- Asthma: Understand the symptoms, risk factors, and triggers associated with asthma. Also indicates when to seek medical attention.
- Back Care: Learn the correct way to lift, reach, sleep, sit, and drive to prevent back pain. Includes back exercises to increase strength and decrease risk of back injury.
- Cholesterol: This resource outlines the difference between "good" and "bad" cholesterol and discusses lifestyle changes that can help control your cholesterol and reduce your risk for heart disease.
- Disease: Covers the types, symptoms, and risk factors of diabetes, as well as ways that you and your health care provider can monitor and treat the disease.
- High Blood Pressure: Did you realize that high blood pressure usually has no signs or symptoms? Find our what you can do to prevent and treat this "silent disease."
- Major Illness Warning Signs: Treating major illnesses early gives a better chance for a cure and prevents more serious health problems. Discover the warning signs associated with heart attacks, diabetes, lupus, strokes, and cancer.
- Seniors' Health: Helps you to determine when and how to treat medical conditions with self-care or medical assistance. Includes conditions/symptoms such as back pain, abdominal pain, and the flu.
Video, DVD, CD, & Audio Cassette Resources
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