PSA of the Week

On a much more serious note, I hope you’ll invest two and a half minutes of your day for this. Pass it along. It’s important.

Today’s PSA

As we do here every Tuesday, our PSA of the Week:

PSA of the Week!

New Year’s Resolutions may be going the way of pet rocks and Justin Bieber, but they’re not quite dead yet. There are many among us who are on Day 14 of their new lives without cigarettes. Others are getting more exercise, cutting back on TV watching, and eating better. These are great goals. The experts say one secret to success …

PSA of the Week

For the record, I am not one who endorses conspiracy theories. I’m pretty sure the government usually has our best interests at heart, so the least we can do is try to follow the helpful suggestions they offer here. That’s my thinking, anyway. Incidentally, today is a two-fer Tuesday. There is a killer PSA at the Medical Examiner facebook page: …

It’s the PSA of the Week!

Yes, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, every Tuesday, rain or shine, we post a brief message in this very spot that’s designed to improve the lives of everyone who sees it in ways large or small. Some people call them PSAs, short for Public Service Announcements. Today’s message is not so brief: 1,000 words. If you get their message, …

PSA of the Week

Without saying a single word, this Public Service Announcement manages to pack a powerful message into its sixty seconds.

Tueday’s PSA

Today’s? If you insist. However you prefer to spell it, Tuesday is PSA Day. Without further ado, here is today’s Public Service Announcement. Heed these words of wisdom.

PSA of the Week

I think the UK is the source of this clever Public Service Announcement. It’s timely, since every November’s Great American Smokeout puts the focus, at least for one day, on butting out. And it’s coming right up. This year’s smokeout is Nov. 21. If you’re a smoker, go ahead and do it. Start to prepare yourself mentally right now. You …

PSA for This Week

One week from today is World Suicide Prevention Day. And National Suicide Prevention Week is September 8 – 14. Did you know that more than 5 million Americans have been directly affected by a suicide? That is just one of many surprising statistics you’ll read in this week’s Medical Examiner cover story, along with several helpful Dos and Don’ts. It’s …

PSA of the Week

Boy and girls, think before you tweet, IM, Instagram, Facebook, text or sext. The consequences can be far reaching. This is a commercial for a longer film, but even this brief clip offers some good advice and serious food for thought.