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HealthEd 4 Everyone @healthed4everyone.bsky.social · 2d
🚨 WANTED: Lena Lung - The Gas Giant!

Commands 480 MILLION tiny air sacks, smuggles oxygen into your blood 24/7. "Think you can hold your breath and beat me? Most people give up in 30 seconds!"

#LungHealth #HealthEducation
Tan manila folder or file background with red 'CLASSIFIED' stamp on left side. Title reads 'Lena Lung Profile' in bold black text. Section header 'Inflated Ego:' in bold, followed by two bullet points: 'Can hold up to 6 liters of air' and 'Commands 480 million tiny air sacks'. Next section header 'Kingpin of Gases:' in bold, followed by two bullet points: 'Smuggles oxygen into the blood' and 'Ships carbon dioxide out of your body'. Document is a HealthEd4Everyone health education resource. A wanted poster styled image with HealthEd4Everyone logo at top. Large red banner reads 'WANTED' in white text. Below is 'LENA LUNG' in bold black text. Center shows illustration of a pink lung character shaped like a rounded triangle with googly eyes and blue vein-like branching patterns across its surface. Under image are three sections: 'DESCRIPTION' header followed by '9 inches tall but can puff up to 10.5 inches', 'Location:' in bold followed by 'Takes up most of your chest', and 'Wanted for:' in bold followed by 'Taking your breath away'. Bottom section 'LAST SEEN' with 'GIANTmicrobes.com' below. Red arrow at bottom points right with text 'REWARD: Swipe to Learn More'. Cork board style background with 'HealthEd4Everyone Investigative Unit' header in red text on wood frame. Pinned to board are two photos of a pink lung character with blue vein patterns - one showing front view with measurement ruler beside it, one showing side/profile view, both labeled 'GIANTmicrobes'. A white lined paper note with red pushpin contains handwritten-style text: 'I get you the oxygen you need all day long! Think you can hold your breath and beat me? Most people give up in 30 seconds!' Note is signed '-The Gas Giant'. Blue sticky note in corner reads 'GIANTmicrobes'. Red arrow at bottom points right with text 'Swipe for Classified Intel'.
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HealthEd 4 Everyone @healthed4everyone.bsky.social · 5d
🚨 WANTED: Peter Pancreas - The Sugar Boss!

Controls your blood sugar, makes insulin, AND creates enzymes to break down food. "I'll go on strike if you eat too much sugar day after day!"

#PancreasHealth #HealthEducation
Cork board style background with 'HealthEd4Everyone Investigative Unit' header in red text on wood frame. Pinned to board are two photos of a bright green pancreas character with an irregular elongated shape, red stripe details, and googly eyes - one showing front view with measurement ruler beside it, one showing side/profile view, both labeled 'GIANTmicrobes'. A white lined paper note with red pushpin contains handwritten-style text: 'Without me sugar would run this town! Just know I'll go on strike if you eat too much sugar day after day.' Note is signed '-The Sugar Boss'. Blue sticky note in corner reads 'GIANTmicrobes'. Red arrow at bottom points right with text 'Swipe for Classified Intel'. Cork board style background with 'HealthEd4Everyone Investigative Unit' header in red text on wood frame. Pinned to board are two photos of a bright green pancreas character with an irregular elongated shape, red stripe details, and googly eyes - one showing front view with measurement ruler beside it, one showing side/profile view, both labeled 'GIANTmicrobes'. A white lined paper note with red pushpin contains handwritten-style text: 'Without me sugar would run this town! Just know I'll go on strike if you eat too much sugar day after day.' Note is signed '-The Sugar Boss'. Blue sticky note in corner reads 'GIANTmicrobes'. Red arrow at bottom points right with text 'Swipe for Classified Intel'. Tan manila folder or file background with red 'CLASSIFIED' stamp on left side. Title reads 'Peter Pancreas Profile' in bold black text. Section header 'Sugar Kingpin:' in bold, followed by two bullet points: 'Controls when your liver releases sugar' and 'Makes insulin to push sugar into cells'. Next section header 'Makes Chemical Weapons:' in bold, followed by bullet point 'Creates powerful chemicals that break down food in your intestine'. Document is a HealthEd4Everyone health education resource.
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HealthEd 4 Everyone @healthed4everyone.bsky.social · 6d
🚨 WANTED: Sydney Stomach - The Crusher!

Uses 3 layers of muscle to pulverize food, balloons 15x its size, makes deadly acid (but protects itself with slime!). "Eat slowly & don't stuff me too full!"

#StomachHealth #HealthEducation
A wanted poster styled image with HealthEd4Everyone logo at top. Large red banner reads 'WANTED' in white text. Below is 'SYDNEY STOMACH' in bold black text. Center shows illustration of a peach/orange colored stomach character shaped like a curved pouch with googly eyes and a smiling mouth. Under image are three sections: 'DESCRIPTION' header followed by 'Large and muscular', 'Location:' in bold followed by 'Left upper part of your belly', and 'Wanted for:' in bold followed by 'Making strong acid that could destroy its neighbors'. Bottom section 'LAST SEEN' with 'GIANTmicrobes.com' below. Red arrow at bottom points right with text 'REWARD: Swipe to Learn More'. Cork board style background with 'HealthEd4Everyone Investigative Unit' header in red text on wood frame. Pinned to board are two photos of a peach/orange colored stomach character with a curved pouch shape and googly eyes - one showing front view with measurement ruler beside it, one showing side/profile view, both labeled 'GIANTmicrobes'. A white lined paper note with red pushpin contains handwritten-style text: 'Be nice to me or I'll unleash my wrath of acid! Eat slowly, chew your food well, and don't stuff me too full!' Note is signed '-The Crusher'. Blue sticky note in corner reads 'GIANTmicrobes'. Red arrow at bottom points right with text 'Swipe for Classified Intel'. Tan manila folder or file background with red 'CLASSIFIED' stamp on left side. Title reads 'Sydney Stomach Profile' in bold black text. Section header 'Triple-Threat:' in bold, followed by two bullet points: 'Uses three layers of muscle to pulverize food' and 'Balloons up to 15x its size after you eat'. Next section header 'Acid Armor:' in bold, followed by bullet point 'Produces protective slime against its own deadly acid'. Document is a HealthEd4Everyone health education resource.
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HealthEd 4 Everyone @healthed4everyone.bsky.social · 9d
🚨 WANTED: Chris Colon - 5 feet long, lives in your belly!

This "Water Bandit" takes water from poop, houses TRILLIONS of bacteria making vitamins, and goes on strike (constipation!) when you don't eat enough veggies 🥦

Feed Chris right! 💩

#GutHealth #HealthEducation
A wanted poster styled image with HealthEd4Everyone logo at top. Large red banner reads 'WANTED' in white text. Below is 'CHRIS COLON' in bold black text. Center shows illustration of a purple colon character shaped like a curvy M with a smiling face and googly eyes. Under image are three sections: 'DESCRIPTION' header followed by '5 feet long tube in adults', 'Location:' in bold followed by 'Inside your belly', and 'Wanted for:' in bold followed by 'Making you poop at your friend's house'. Bottom section 'LAST SEEN' with 'GIANTmicrobes.com' below. Red arrow at bottom points right with text 'REWARD: Swipe to Learn More'. Cork board style background with 'HealthEd4Everyone Investigative Unit' header in red text on wood frame. Pinned to board are two photos of purple colon character - one showing front view with measurement ruler beside it, one showing side/profile view, both labeled 'GIANTmicrobes'. A white lined paper note with red pushpin contains handwritten-style text: 'Mess with me, and I'll just let the poop pile up! You better give me lots of vegetables and fruits.' Note is signed '-The Water Bandit'. Blue sticky note in corner reads 'GIANTmicrobes'. Red arrow at bottom points right with text 'Swipe for Classified Intel'. Tan manila folder or file background with red 'CLASSIFIED' stamp on left side. Title reads 'Chris Colon Profile' in bold black text. Section header 'Recycling Expert:' in bold, followed by two bullet points: 'Takes the water out of poop' and 'If it goes on strike, you'll get diarrhea'. Next section header 'Has a Huge Posse:' in bold, followed by bullet point 'Home to trillions of bacteria that make vitamins'. At bottom, asterisk note reads '* Can be taken out if needed'. Document is a HealthEd4Everyone health education resource.
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HealthEd 4 Everyone @healthed4everyone.bsky.social · 12d
Just released: pocket-sized ER guide for sickle cell pain. Free PDF download or DM us for physical copies. Covers what to tell staff, the 1-hour treatment timeline, & help speaking up.

Please share if you know someone who could use this. What other guides should we make?

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Bifold pocket guide titled 'Sickle Cell Pain Emergency Room Guide' by HealthEd 4 Everyone, shown closed next to a black pen on a light wooden surface. The cover includes subtitle 'Help getting the care you need' and a QR code in the bottom right corner.
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HealthEd 4 Everyone @healthed4everyone.bsky.social · 13d
🚨 WANTED: Albert Appendix - hiding in your lower right belly!

This "troublemaker" is actually a bacteria hideout that keeps your healthy gut bacteria safe! But sometimes he gets clogged with poop and needs to be "taken out" permanently. You can live totally fine without him though!
A wanted poster styled image with HealthEd4Everyone logo at the top. Large red banner reads 'WANTED' in white text. Below is 'ALBERT APPENDIX' in bold black text. Center shows an illustration of a red, curved appendix character with googly eyes resembling a small finger or worm shape. Under the image are three sections in black text: 'DESCRIPTION: 2-3 inch finger shaped pouch' with 'Location:' in bold followed by 'Lower right side of your belly, attached to your colon', and 'Wanted for:' in bold followed by 'Getting sick all of a sudden'. At bottom, red arrow pointing right with text 'REWARD: Swipe to Learn More'. Cork board style background with 'HealthEd4Everyone Investigative Unit' header in red text on wood frame. Pinned to board are two photos of the red appendix character - one showing front view with measurement ruler beside it, one showing side view, both labeled 'GIANTmicrobes'. A sticky note with red pushpin reads 'You thought I wasn't doing anything?? I keep your healthy bacteria safe. But they'll turn against me if I get clogged with poop!' Note is signed '-The Hidden Threat'. Blue sticky note in corner reads 'GIANTmicrobes'. Bottom has red arrow pointing right labeled 'Swipe for Classified Intel'. Tan manila folder or file background with 'CLASSIFIED' stamp in red on left side. Title reads 'Albert Appendix Profile' in bold black text. Section header 'Bacteria Hideout:' in bold, followed by bullet point 'Houses backup bacteria for your intestines'. Next section 'Troublemaker:' in bold, followed by three bullet points: 'Can get clogged with poop and get sick', 'Causes pain in your lower right belly when infected', 'Sometimes needs to be taken out permanently'. Document includes medical caduceus watermark and is labeled as a HealthEd4Everyone health education resource.
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HealthEd 4 Everyone @healthed4everyone.bsky.social · 17d
Dr. Vrolijk on the Apple Watch blood pressure feature: The allure is real (passive monitoring!), but so are the limitations.
Only alerts 4 out of 10 people with high BP. Performs worst for young adults who need it most.

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#BloodPressure #AppleWatch
Apple's New Blood Pressure Feature: Why You Can't Ditch Your BP Cuff Yet
Apple Watch blood pressure alerts miss 60% of hypertension cases, especially in younger people. Learn what the research shows and what to do instead.
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HealthEd 4 Everyone @healthed4everyone.bsky.social · 19d
🧠 Your brain is WANTED for being absolutely incredible! It's running 24/7, using 20% of your body's energy, and somehow managing to keep you alive while you're not even thinking about it. Pretty amazing for something that's mostly water! What's the coolest thing your brain has taught you lately?
A medical wanted poster with "WANTED" in large red text at the top. Features an anatomical illustration of a pink brain in a red-bordered frame. Text reads "BERT BRAIN" as the name. Description section lists: "Size: About 2 fists together, Location: Inside your skull, Wanted for: Keeping you awake at night." At bottom: "LAST SEEN: GIANTmicrobes.com" and "REWARD: Swipe to Learn More" with a red arrow pointing right. Header shows "HealthEd 4 Everyone" logo. A cork board styled "HealthEd 4 Everyone Investigative Unit" display. Features two anatomical brain illustrations pinned to the board - one front view and one side view, both showing pink brain tissue with detailed surface patterns. A white note is pinned with red pushpin containing handwritten-style text that reads: "I control everything you do! You need me to think, move, feel, and even breathe. You'll never beat me! -The Commander." A turquoise sticky note shows "GIANTmicrobes" logo. Bottom text reads "Swipe for Classified Intel" with red arrow. A manila file folder labeled "CLASSIFIED" with a red rubber stamp effect. The folder is open revealing "Bert Brain Profile" with the following information: "Energy Hog: Uses 20% of your body's energy. Soggy Supercomputer: 80% water but has 86 billion cells. The Big Boss: Controls everything you think, say and do." The layout resembles an official case file or dossier format.
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HealthEd 4 Everyone @healthed4everyone.bsky.social · 20d
🚨 WANTED: Kash Kidney - been hiding in your body working 24/7! This bean-shaped suspect controls your water levels, tells your body to make red blood cells, AND has 2 million tiny filters.

#HealthEducation #KidneyHealth
Wanted poster featuring a plush kidney character named 'Kash Kidney.' Red banner reads 'WANTED' at top. Description lists bean shape, fist size, location on either side of spine, and wanted for raising blood pressure. Bottom shows 'LAST SEEN: GIANTmicrobes.com' and 'REWARD: Swipe to Learn More' with red arrow. Cork board with 'HealthEd 4 Everyone Investigative Unit' header. Contains two evidence photos of kidney plush toy with measurement rulers, plus a handwritten note from 'The Trash Sorter' explaining kidney function and salt's effect on blood pressure. Giant Microbes logo on blue sticky note. Red arrow says 'Swipe for Full Profile.' Classified file folder labeled 'Kash Kidney Profile.' Lists Major Player responsibilities: controlling body water and making red blood cells. Under 'Tons of Workers' notes 2 million tiny filters per kidney. Red 'CLASSIFIED' stamp on manila folder background.
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HealthEd 4 Everyone @healthed4everyone.bsky.social · 23d
Feeling dismissed during acute sickle cell pain? Unfortunately, many people experience this. Here is some support communicating to get the care you need.

#SickleCellDisease #PatientAdvocacy #EmergencyRoom #SickleCellAdvocacy #HealthCommunication #SickleCellAwareness
Infographic with communication icon showing strategies for sickle cell patients in the ER who feel unheard. Four bullet points: Ask questions about treatment plan with example 'Can you explain your treatment plan for my sickle cell pain?'; Stay calm and factual about what has or hasn't worked with example 'The morphine dose helped some, but I'm still in a lot of pain'; Ask for communication help with example about patient advocates; Tell them about your doctor's plan with examples about calling your doctor and usual protocols. Attribution to HealthEd for Everyone dot org.
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HealthEd 4 Everyone @healthed4everyone.bsky.social · 26d
Going to the ER for sickle cell pain can be a hard decision. But you're doing the right thing if you have concerning symptoms or can't control your pain at home. Even new or different pain than usual can signal serious complications. Trust your instincts.

#SickleCellAdvocacy #PatientSupport
Infographic with teal background showing "When to get help for sickle cell pain" with emergency calendar icon. Three red arrow bullet points list: "You can't control your pain at home," "The pain feels different," "The pain is in a different part of your body than usual," "You have other concerning symptoms." Below explains "Why: Treating your pain is important. If it's different or in a new part of your body, you may have something else going on." Website URL at bottom.
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HealthEd 4 Everyone @healthed4everyone.bsky.social · Sep 20
HealthEd 4 Everyone Investigative Unit

After months of surveillance, we’ve finally captured the 9 most wanted criminals hiding inside your body. Get the full story -
CASE CLOSED: The Great Body Heist - 9 Organs Caught Red-Handed
Case closed! Our investigators caught 9 organs running operations in your body. Get free wanted poster anatomy cards that make learning unforgettable.
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HealthEd 4 Everyone @healthed4everyone.bsky.social · Sep 19
New donor appreciation stickers designed by our board president Sarah! These go to supporters who help make health info accessible for everyone. Want yours? donorbox.org/general-dona...

Find us tomorrow at Race for Sickle Cell - Ottawa Park in Toledo, OH!

#HealthLiteracy #CommunityHealth
Five colorful health-themed stickers on a wooden surface featuring cartoon characters: two red blood cells saying "You're Just My Type," a brain with dumbbells saying "Always Doing the Most," a kidney saying "Taking Out the Trash," and a heart with drumsticks saying "Marching To My Own Beat." All include HealthEd4Everyone branding.
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HealthEd 4 Everyone @healthed4everyone.bsky.social · Sep 17
Pop quiz! Where does this organ go?

Find out at our booth Saturday 9/20, 8am-12pm at Ottawa Park, Toledo! Interactive health games + free educational resources = fun learning for all ages.

Register: bit.ly/4pKjLfh

#HealthEducation #SickleCellWalk #Toledo #HealthLiteracy #SickleCell
A person in a teal shirt and glasses smiling at the camera while holding a laminated pancreas organ model next to a large anatomical diagram of a human body outline. The person is positioning the pancreas model near the torso area of the diagram, which shows pink lungs in the correct chest location. The setup appears to be for an educational health game or activity."
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HealthEd 4 Everyone @healthed4everyone.bsky.social · Sep 17
There's no test that tells you if someone has acute sickle cell pain. Someone can feel like their bones are breaking from sickle cell disease with completely normal lab results. The gold standard is to ask the person if they're in pain.

#SickleCellAwareness #SickleCellAdvocacy
Health education post with white text on teal background asking 'What blood test proves someone has sickle cell pain?' Answer in dark green box states 'No test proves someone has sickle cell pain. Someone can feel like their bones are breaking from sickle cell pain and have normal labs. The only way to know if someone has pain is to ask them.' Attribution to HealthEd for Everyone dot org.
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HealthEd 4 Everyone @healthed4everyone.bsky.social · Sep 15
When you have sickle cell pain you can't take care of at home - Medical guidelines say you should get treatment within 1 hour. If you're waiting, here are some tips to help you:
- After 30 minutes: Check in with any nurse
- After 1 hour: Ask for the charge nurse

#SickleCellSupport
Infographic with teal background and emergency room icon. Title reads "Acute Sickle Cell Pain Should Be Treated Within 1 Hour." Content shows timeline: After 30 minutes, check in with a nurse saying "It's been 30 minutes and my pain is getting worse. I'm worried about getting pain treatment." After 1 hour, ask to talk to the charge nurse (the supervising nurse) with three sample phrases: "I'm worried about waiting. My doctor told me fast pain treatment is important," "Can you tell me why my pain hasn't been treated yet?" and "What are the hospital protocols for acute sickle cell pain?"
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HealthEd 4 Everyone @healthed4everyone.bsky.social · Sep 14
The emergency room sees you at one moment in time, like a photograph. This means you may have a problem needing emergent care. But it's too early to diagnose. This is why ERs tell you when to come back.

Learn more → healthed4everyone.org/home/emergen...
Infographic titled "Why You May Need to Go Back to the Emergency Room" with image of small kitchen fire in a pan. Text explains: "The ER might have seen you when the problem was just starting. It's like a small kitchen fire that hasn't set off the smoke alarm yet. What This Means: Sometimes the problem gets worse, and you have to go back. Just like a bigger fire, there will be more information for doctors to find."
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HealthEd 4 Everyone @healthed4everyone.bsky.social · Sep 13
This is why you might leave the ER without knowing exactly what's wrong. But, this doesn't mean you should have stayed home. The ER did their job by making sure you were safe and giving you next steps.

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Infographic with emergency room icon showing text: "The main job of emergency rooms is figuring out if you need immediate medical care. What this means: It's okay if you go to the ER, and they don't find anything. The ER checked for life-threatening problems. Your doctor can help figure out what's wrong."
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HealthEd 4 Everyone @healthed4everyone.bsky.social · Sep 13
Incorrect blood pressure technique leads to wrong treatment decisions.

Focus on the biggest mistakes: cuff size, bare arm, 5-minute rest, empty bladder. Provide handouts and show proper technique during office visits.

#BloodPressure #HealthcareProviders #PatientEducation
Professional Insights post about teaching proper blood pressure measurement technique. Focuses on preventing measurement errors that affect treatment.
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HealthEd 4 Everyone @healthed4everyone.bsky.social · Sep 10
Help patients understand why blood pressure readings vary throughout the day.

Explain common causes (stress, caffeine, activity), help them see their personal patterns, and reassure that variability is normal.

#BloodPressure #PatientCommunication #HealthLiteracy
Professional Insights post about explaining blood pressure reading variations. Helps providers educate patients about normal BP fluctuations.
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HealthEd 4 Everyone @healthed4everyone.bsky.social · Sep 8
Some people's blood pressure drops a lot after eating, especially older adults and people with high blood pressure.

If you feel lightheaded or dizzy after meals, rest and get up slowly. Tell your healthcare provider! 🩺

#HealthEducation #BloodPressure
Infographic with teal gradient background showing a blood pressure cuff icon. Text reads 'Fast Fact: Some People's Blood Pressure Drops a Lot After Eating. Why: Your body sends blood to your intestines for digestion. This can cause a bigger drop in some people. What This Means: This happens more often in older adults and people with high blood pressure. You may feel lightheaded or dizzy after eating. Make sure to rest and get up slowly. Tell your healthcare provider if you notice this.' HealthEd for Everyone logo at bottom.
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HealthEd 4 Everyone @healthed4everyone.bsky.social · Sep 7
Patients often won't speak up when confused. Try these strategies for finding out what questions patients have:
✓ "What questions do you have?"
✓ "Tell me how you'll take this medication"
✓ "I want to make sure I explained this well"

#MedicalEducation #PatientCare
Professional Insights post about checking for understanding. Shows alternatives to "Any questions?" and teach-back methods.
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HealthEd 4 Everyone @healthed4everyone.bsky.social · Sep 6
What's one question you wish you had asked during your last ER visit?
"What should I watch for at home?" is a big one. The ER moves fast but these questions matter.

#ERVisit #EmergencyRoom #HealthAdvocacy #PatientRights #HealthTips
Orange and white graphic with large question mark asking "What's 1 question you wish you had asked during your last ER visit?" with "Share Your Thoughts" button and HealthEd for Everyone logo.
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HealthEd 4 Everyone @healthed4everyone.bsky.social · Sep 5
Our redesigned website is live! 🎉

We listened to your feedback and improved:
✨ Easier navigation
✨ Better mobile experience
✨ Cleaner design with the same clear, jargon-free content

Let us know what you think and how we can keep improving!

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#HealthLiteracy #HealthEducation
Screenshot of HealthEd for Everyone website homepage showing the headline 'Health Guides that Actually Make Sense' with subtext 'Reviewed by doctors. Designed for everyone. No medical jargon.' Below is a grid of 8 health resource categories with diverse stock photos, including Chart Decoder, Mental Health Support, Managing Medical Anxiety, Emergency Room Guide, Blood Pressure guides, and Medical Visits Guide.
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HealthEd 4 Everyone @healthed4everyone.bsky.social · Sep 3
Don't understand something your doctor said? It's okay to ask for clarification!

Here are some examples to get you started. You can use your own words or ask in whatever way feels comfortable

#PatientRights #HealthLiteracy #PatientAdvocacy #HealthEducation #AskQuestions
Infographic titled 'When You Don't Understand' with subtitle 'Ask for better explanations.' Shows three speech bubbles with example phrases: 'I don't understand. Can you use simpler terms?', 'Can you show me a picture to help me understand?', and 'Could you repeat that? I want to make sure I got it right.' HealthEd for Everyone logo appears in bottom right corner on a burgundy background.